Many people can’t tell the difference between a fake “mainstream” surge and the real thing. When it’s pumping, they think it’s the next $BTC ; when it dumps, they find they don’t even have their underwear left.
For choosing coins, just look at a few things:
Don’t touch anything outside the top 100 by market cap. Steer clear of low-liquidity coins or those that only list on second-tier exchanges. Exclude projects whose code isn’t being updated and where the team is basically lying flat. Also avoid anything with large unlocks in the past two months.
Then look at the track—does it solve a real need? Is there a moat? When a bunch of heavily similar projects crowd into the same space, it’s hard to stand out. $XAU
Also check the tokenomics: Is there a hard cap on total supply? Is the release schedule smooth? Are there burn and buyback mechanisms? If a coin suffers sustained high inflation, a 90% drop within a year is very normal.
Don’t ignore on-chain data—active addresses, trading volume, and TVL are far more reliable than glossy promotional materials.
Does the team keep showing up consistently? Is the roadmap actually being pushed forward? Projects that haven’t moved for half a year are basically safe to give up on. $ETH
Go through your holdings and see whether you’re holding for long-term value or making a short-term bet. Don’t wait until it breaks through support and then remember to figure out what’s what. #伯克希尔增持达美和Alphabet
For choosing coins, just look at a few things:
Don’t touch anything outside the top 100 by market cap. Steer clear of low-liquidity coins or those that only list on second-tier exchanges. Exclude projects whose code isn’t being updated and where the team is basically lying flat. Also avoid anything with large unlocks in the past two months.
Then look at the track—does it solve a real need? Is there a moat? When a bunch of heavily similar projects crowd into the same space, it’s hard to stand out. $XAU
Also check the tokenomics: Is there a hard cap on total supply? Is the release schedule smooth? Are there burn and buyback mechanisms? If a coin suffers sustained high inflation, a 90% drop within a year is very normal.
Don’t ignore on-chain data—active addresses, trading volume, and TVL are far more reliable than glossy promotional materials.
Does the team keep showing up consistently? Is the roadmap actually being pushed forward? Projects that haven’t moved for half a year are basically safe to give up on. $ETH
Go through your holdings and see whether you’re holding for long-term value or making a short-term bet. Don’t wait until it breaks through support and then remember to figure out what’s what. #伯克希尔增持达美和Alphabet