Strategies to Beat Copycat Coins! As long as you have the drive to execute! For coins that those “dog whales” can absolutely control and monopolize, use your left hand to sell to your right hand—whether you want to pump the market cap to tens of billions or even hundreds of billions, it’s possible! The candlestick chart can be drawn however you like! From now on, don’t look at market cap or any news/market narratives—most of it is basically unreliable! Look at TRB, RAVE, PIPPIN, LAB, TUT, LSK, AKE, and a bunch of others—many of them have gone up tens or even hundreds of times! For $AKE, first choose over effort. Not every altcoin is suitable to play, so you must pick one with a very large trading volume. And the kind of posts where the forum is flooded with them—extremely high heat! A huge number of retail participants! How exactly to operate:
1. Money management: split your principal into 50 parts.
2. When playing a coin, take out only 1 part, and trade with just 1x, only going long—unless it drops to 0, you won’t get wiped out!
3. If you lose, don’t add to the position. Just hold on to it and become a friend of time!
4. Only go long. Never go short! One altcoin—“dog whales” might control the play for months!
⚠️: If you lose, never—ever—add more. Don’t think about averaging down. That kind of gambler’s mentality only happens once, or infinite times!
And never short. Once you taste the sweet, you can’t stop!
⚠️: Never short!
Let’s use a business investment example: a large investment bank invests in 50 projects over a one-year period. Most of them lose money, while a few projects make huge profits. Those winners can generate several times—or even dozens of times—the cost in profit, and then after covering the losses from the others, there’s still incremental profit left. This is what “positive expected value” investing means!
After all, when those dog whales pump a single altcoin contract, it costs tens of millions. Even if it gets delisted, the market cap can still have hundreds of millions of dollars left. The result is: some coins rise only 1–2x, some rise 3–5x, some rise tens of times, even hundreds of times!
Don’t look at any bearish or bullish news—basically it’s all not reliable. Just see how many people are short, and how many are trapped. Watch retail sentiment. Don’t touch coins inside web3 wallets—don’t buy just because it looks cheap. Only play coins listed on exchanges—with contract trading pairs. Only play those with high trading volume and high attention.
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1. Money management: split your principal into 50 parts.
2. When playing a coin, take out only 1 part, and trade with just 1x, only going long—unless it drops to 0, you won’t get wiped out!
3. If you lose, don’t add to the position. Just hold on to it and become a friend of time!
4. Only go long. Never go short! One altcoin—“dog whales” might control the play for months!
⚠️: If you lose, never—ever—add more. Don’t think about averaging down. That kind of gambler’s mentality only happens once, or infinite times!
And never short. Once you taste the sweet, you can’t stop!
⚠️: Never short!
Let’s use a business investment example: a large investment bank invests in 50 projects over a one-year period. Most of them lose money, while a few projects make huge profits. Those winners can generate several times—or even dozens of times—the cost in profit, and then after covering the losses from the others, there’s still incremental profit left. This is what “positive expected value” investing means!
After all, when those dog whales pump a single altcoin contract, it costs tens of millions. Even if it gets delisted, the market cap can still have hundreds of millions of dollars left. The result is: some coins rise only 1–2x, some rise 3–5x, some rise tens of times, even hundreds of times!
Don’t look at any bearish or bullish news—basically it’s all not reliable. Just see how many people are short, and how many are trapped. Watch retail sentiment. Don’t touch coins inside web3 wallets—don’t buy just because it looks cheap. Only play coins listed on exchanges—with contract trading pairs. Only play those with high trading volume and high attention.
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