Recently shared two practical tools for demon coins 🔽
@Ru7Longcrypto
Recently updated his dashboard, http://ru7.one, the demon coin market rate tracking is very complete, and also includes the Korean substitute;
In the context of demon coins,
@cryptoxiao
's real-time information stream reminds Agent:
https://x.com/cryptoxiao/status/2044006457377730997
At the beginning of the month, I was chatting with a friend about which tokens could be pumped; the characteristics were too obvious—after going up on bn alpha, there was also a contract. It's not surprising that MM tracks such targets; the liquidity is sufficient, it's easy to enter and exit, and retail investors are quick to chase.
$RAVE , started from 0.2, now close to 14.
$GUA , was still lying at the beginning of the month, now 0.6.
The conversation was quite clear. And then?
Then I did indeed get in. No problem with the logic or the target, and the entry position was considered early. But I couldn't hold on. Mushroom 🍄
When it rose by 30%, I thought, that's enough, it's time to take profits. Then it rose another 50%. I cursed at the screen but didn't dare to chase. A couple of days later, I looked again, and it doubled.
How do you hold onto this thing? I used to think that not being able to hold was a mindset issue, but now I feel it's not entirely that. The demon coin itself is counter-intuitive.
If you act logically, it doesn't rise.
If you act logically and it rises, you can't hold it.
If you finally manage to hold it based on logic, it starts to crash.
Always want to find a right reason for every trade. Feel that buying must have logic, selling must also have logic, and holding must have even more logic. Sigh...
It's not that I didn't profit; I did, but couldn't hold on. Like last night, $GENIUS changed the time four times, and I just couldn't catch the 3x, only got a taste, and this feeling is more common and more disgusting than missing out, clearly right but didn’t get it fully.
So I’m not tangled up anymore 😭, but these tools can still help us make money effectively, just... a taste is still something
@Ru7Longcrypto
Recently updated his dashboard, http://ru7.one, the demon coin market rate tracking is very complete, and also includes the Korean substitute;
In the context of demon coins,
@cryptoxiao
's real-time information stream reminds Agent:
https://x.com/cryptoxiao/status/2044006457377730997
At the beginning of the month, I was chatting with a friend about which tokens could be pumped; the characteristics were too obvious—after going up on bn alpha, there was also a contract. It's not surprising that MM tracks such targets; the liquidity is sufficient, it's easy to enter and exit, and retail investors are quick to chase.
$RAVE , started from 0.2, now close to 14.
$GUA , was still lying at the beginning of the month, now 0.6.
The conversation was quite clear. And then?
Then I did indeed get in. No problem with the logic or the target, and the entry position was considered early. But I couldn't hold on. Mushroom 🍄
When it rose by 30%, I thought, that's enough, it's time to take profits. Then it rose another 50%. I cursed at the screen but didn't dare to chase. A couple of days later, I looked again, and it doubled.
How do you hold onto this thing? I used to think that not being able to hold was a mindset issue, but now I feel it's not entirely that. The demon coin itself is counter-intuitive.
If you act logically, it doesn't rise.
If you act logically and it rises, you can't hold it.
If you finally manage to hold it based on logic, it starts to crash.
Always want to find a right reason for every trade. Feel that buying must have logic, selling must also have logic, and holding must have even more logic. Sigh...
It's not that I didn't profit; I did, but couldn't hold on. Like last night, $GENIUS changed the time four times, and I just couldn't catch the 3x, only got a taste, and this feeling is more common and more disgusting than missing out, clearly right but didn’t get it fully.
So I’m not tangled up anymore 😭, but these tools can still help us make money effectively, just... a taste is still something
