2026-01-19 17:35:07

Sometimes the simplest approach works best. Just pick the projects you genuinely believe in, grab the tokens, and hold through the noise. No overthinking the charts every five minutes, no panic selling at every dip. That's it. That's the whole strategy that's made serious money for a lot of people over the years. Sounds too easy? Maybe. But while everyone else is obsessing over trading signals and technical patterns, the real wealth builders are just sitting there with their bags, letting time do the heavy lifting. Works or not, at least you'll sleep better knowing you stuck to what you believed in.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-22 14:08

That's right, simplicity and straightforwardness are the true principles of making money. --- The great way is extremely simple: hold coins and sleep, everything else is虚的. --- I've been using this theory for a long time; it's a test of mentality. --- Hold steady and you can make money? Then why are so many still cutting losses? --- The belief in holding coins is easy to say but hard to do. --- Lying down and winning is the highest level of trading. --- The more charts you look at, the more you lose—this is a true reflection. --- It sounds simple but is extremely difficult to execute; nine out of ten people get caught in volatility.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-22 01:03

It sounds like a psychological building process; the key is to truly believe in the coins you choose. In plain terms, don't make reckless moves; hold on, and that's it. Most people fail because of their mindset—they see something and want to run away. I have to ask, those who have been HODLing for so many years and still haven't made a profit, most of them chose the wrong targets.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-19 18:05

That's right, you just need to have faith and hold on, don't get driven crazy by the daily chart. --- Keep it simple and straightforward, don't make it so complicated. The first thing to do when you wake up is not to look at the candlestick chart. --- Really, after surviving a few bear markets, you'll understand that stacking coins and sleeping is the way to go. --- I've already verified this logic, and it really works. The key is to withstand the psychological torment. --- The problem is most people simply can't do it, always thinking about getting rich quickly, but what’s the result? --- I deeply agree, the most profitable moments are when you do nothing. --- Compared to traders who watch the market every day, long-term holders laugh last. --- Exactly, true wealth isn't in trading, but in choosing the right targets and letting go.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-19 18:03

That's right, but how many people can truly stick with it? Most people start buying the dip when it drops 50%, and cut their losses when it drops 70%. HODL has indeed made big money, the key is whether you trust your own project picks. The most ruthless move is, while others are looking at the four-hour chart, I’m sleeping, and when I wake up, I find I’ve made a profit. But the premise is that you have to pick the right projects, otherwise holding a shitcoin is just a waste. Mindset > skills, that’s the real deal. I’m just worried about choosing the wrong project and then "believing" in it forever haha. Simply put, less trading, more sleeping, I strongly agree.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-19 18:00

That's right, HODL is the way to go. Don't get caught up in the candlestick charts.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-19 17:54

It sounds good, but how many people can really stick to it? I only "HODL" after being trapped, haha.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-19 17:54

Basically, it means not cutting losses, not watching the market, just lying back and winning effortlessly. Hold onto your beliefs; everything else is虚的. Another story of "simplicity is beauty," but why do I still feel itchy? Compared to watching the charts, I'm more afraid of choosing the wrong project. This set of theories sounds great, but executing them truly requires a strong mindset. Time compounding is real, provided you haven't gone bankrupt in a bear market. The ultimate self-comfort theory for believers in holding coins. Not watching the K-line can indeed help you sleep well, but you'll also miss opportunities. It's easy to say, but the key is to pick the right track, brother.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-19 17:51

According to my analysis, this set of theories is just survivor bias disguised as "simple philosophy." It is most likely a large early investor who jumped in early and then played armchair strategist afterward. The real issue is—those projects they believe in just happen not to have gone to zero. If you replace them with coins that have already failed, this kind of talk becomes a blood-soaked lesson.

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DataPickledFish

· 01-19 17:41

That's right, hodl is the right way, and those who watch the market every day are all destined to be retail investors. --- Faith recharge, leave the rest to time. --- I believe in this logic, but the premise is that you truly believe in the project. --- NGL, sleep quality is indeed much more important than short-term gains. --- So simple that no one gets it right, everyone is thinking about getting rich overnight. --- It's a mindset issue; not many winners can withstand the pullback.

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