In crypto, losing money isn’t really because the market is bad—it’s because you can’t control your urge to touch these three types of coins
Many people lose money and blame the market for being uncooperative. But if you look back at the orders you lost on, most of them were you jumping into the trap yourself. Don’t deny it—I set hard rules for myself: I absolutely don’t touch these three categories. You should compare them with your watchlist and clean up what needs to be cleared ASAP. $ID
First category: dead-water coins with no trading volume. Only a few thousand USDT in daily trading volume, and the bid-ask spread is as steep as a cliff. The price doesn’t seem to drop much—until you want to sell. Then you can’t get out at all. You just watch it drift lower day by day, with liquidity at zero.
Second category: “air coins” that can be minted infinitely. The project team can print tokens whenever they want, unlock them whenever they want. Your holdings get diluted over and over, and no matter how long you hold, you never feel secure in your position. $UB
Third category: story coins that only chase trends. Today it’s AI, tomorrow it’s blockchain games, the day after tomorrow it’s a brand-new concept. The stories keep changing, but there’s never an actual product. No matter how loud the hype is, there will always be a day when it crashes.
Remove these three kinds of junk coins from your watchlist—don’t touch them, don’t look at them. Your account safety improves significantly right away. So what should you buy? Look for high-quality projects with real business, a team willing to show their faces, and that were wrongly overlooked by the market. In a bear market, they may also fall—but while the team is doing the work, when the market warms up, they’re the ones that rise first.
Now the market is cold, and many people don’t dare to move. Actually, the best coins are cheapest when nobody dares to touch them. Don’t rush to go all-in; filter slowly and wait patiently. Holding the line is a hundred times more reliable than chasing trends. $$NVDAB $DEXE #FordRaises2026Outlook
Many people lose money and blame the market for being uncooperative. But if you look back at the orders you lost on, most of them were you jumping into the trap yourself. Don’t deny it—I set hard rules for myself: I absolutely don’t touch these three categories. You should compare them with your watchlist and clean up what needs to be cleared ASAP. $ID
First category: dead-water coins with no trading volume. Only a few thousand USDT in daily trading volume, and the bid-ask spread is as steep as a cliff. The price doesn’t seem to drop much—until you want to sell. Then you can’t get out at all. You just watch it drift lower day by day, with liquidity at zero.
Second category: “air coins” that can be minted infinitely. The project team can print tokens whenever they want, unlock them whenever they want. Your holdings get diluted over and over, and no matter how long you hold, you never feel secure in your position. $UB
Third category: story coins that only chase trends. Today it’s AI, tomorrow it’s blockchain games, the day after tomorrow it’s a brand-new concept. The stories keep changing, but there’s never an actual product. No matter how loud the hype is, there will always be a day when it crashes.
Remove these three kinds of junk coins from your watchlist—don’t touch them, don’t look at them. Your account safety improves significantly right away. So what should you buy? Look for high-quality projects with real business, a team willing to show their faces, and that were wrongly overlooked by the market. In a bear market, they may also fall—but while the team is doing the work, when the market warms up, they’re the ones that rise first.
Now the market is cold, and many people don’t dare to move. Actually, the best coins are cheapest when nobody dares to touch them. Don’t rush to go all-in; filter slowly and wait patiently. Holding the line is a hundred times more reliable than chasing trends. $$NVDAB $DEXE #FordRaises2026Outlook