#美国ADP就业数据表现超出市场预期 Last year, a delivery guy made 800 times his investment on $Neiro. Once this news spread, everyone was discussing how he did it.

I thought about it, and the key is not luck, but three decision points.

First, let's talk about selecting coins. There are too many on-chain projects, and there are quite a few scam projects as well. At that time, he focused on $Neiro, mainly because the narrative was strong, the community was highly active, and the distribution of holding addresses was reasonable. These three points are actually the core logic of fundamental screening.

Let's talk about whether you can hold on to it. Suppose you've never seen one hundred thousand yuan, and your account suddenly shows that number. Would you panic? Most people would choose to secure their profits. But this guy chooses to continue holding, betting on the project's future potential. This decision point is the most difficult and tests one's mindset the most.

In the end, it's about why you can hold on. It's not just blindly holding, but deeply participating in community operations, interacting with community members every day, and helping with promotions. This sense of participation makes you trust the project, and that's how you can hold on. To put it simply, you end up FOMO-ing yourself in.

The cryptocurrency market does indeed provide ordinary people with an opportunity to turn the tables. However, behind every success story, there is a replicable methodology. This guy is currently researching a new project, reportedly $kurumi created by the same team as $Neiro, and it is still in the early stages.

As for whether to follow or not, you should research it yourself. DYOR is always a hard rule.