New Year has arrived, and everyone wants to make money. I've stepped on quite a few pitfalls in the crypto world, and finally found a reliable approach—don't chase highs or sell lows, but instead look for opportunities across cycles. The benefit of this approach is that it allows you to survive longer in the market.
To be honest, it's easiest to be impulsive when the market rebounds. My current strategy is to calmly observe this wave of DOGE行情. I previously held long positions at 0.35, and my advice is to hold on. Why? Because the cycle isn't over yet. The most important thing at this stage is patience; don't be scared out by short-term fluctuations.
Crypto market rebound cycles are often like this—only those who survive until the end are the winners. Stick to your strategy, keep going!
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-10 18:07
Well said, that's exactly the point. I also only understood after losing money chasing rallies and selling in panic... Hold on and it's all good.
I bought Dogecoin at 0.35 and still hold it. Anyway, as long as the cycle isn't over, I won't sell. The worst thing is being shaken out and then watching it take off—that's true despair.
Really, in the crypto world, only those who survive until the end win.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-10 05:43
0.35 Hold on and it's done, don't get itchy, this is the truth.
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Exactly, it's about seeing it happen over and over again. The biggest enemy in the crypto world is your own restless heart.
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Uh... talking about cycles is easy, but doing it is hard. I lost again anyway.
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Patience? My patience was gone the moment I got cut in the last wave. Laughs.
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Makes sense, but the problem is who can really hold on? As soon as there's a rebound, they want to run.
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I'm also thinking about the 0.35 level for DOGE, but who can predict the current market accurately?
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The winner is the one who makes it to the end. Sounds good, but as you live, you run out of money.
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BoredStaker
· 01-09 04:42
Well said, it's all about endurance. I chased the highs until I was bleeding last year, and now I finally understand — hold onto DOGE at 0.35, and you're good, don't be reckless.
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The market cycle really tests human nature. When a rebound happens, people's minds just stop working. I'm also holding onto my long positions tightly, just waiting to see who can last until the end.
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Honestly, the crypto world is full of surprises. Those who survive are not because they have great foresight, but simply because they endured a bit longer than others.
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The idea of not chasing highs and selling lows sounds simple, but in practice, everyone is a scumbag. But since you realize that, give it a try. Anyway, repeatedly cutting losses won't make you money.
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Will DOGE go up this time? I don't know, but I know that getting scared out will definitely cost more. Just hold on.
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Patience is truly the most valuable thing in the crypto world, more than any technical analysis. If you can endure, you'll win.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-08 08:55
Well said, it's all about endurance. Many people fail just short of the finish line.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 01-08 08:54
That's right, we really shouldn't rush this wave. I also learned the hard way after chasing high and getting trapped before; now it's just hold and do nothing.
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I don't plan to sell DOGE at this point; you need to understand the cycle thoroughly.
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Oh, I totally agree. The biggest enemy in the crypto world is actually your own hand.
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0.35 is indeed a good level; the key is to resist the temptation of a rebound, that's real skill.
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It's always like this—impulsively acting and then everything's gone. You still have to dance with the cycle; don't expect short-term huge profits.
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Living long is the real winner; that really hit me.
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Too many people get caught up in impulsiveness; holding on is the hardest part.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 01-08 08:52
Well said. Not being impulsive is the hardest part to achieve. I have been scared out of my positions several times by short-term fluctuations before.
Hold onto DOGE until the cycle ends. I agree with this approach. Compared to watching the market every day, it’s definitely better for your mindset.
The longer you live, the more you can earn. The crypto world is just like that game.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-08 08:41
Exactly right, it's just about not being reckless. I died the same way last year, couldn't hold onto 0.35, and now I regret it to death.
New Year has arrived, and everyone wants to make money. I've stepped on quite a few pitfalls in the crypto world, and finally found a reliable approach—don't chase highs or sell lows, but instead look for opportunities across cycles. The benefit of this approach is that it allows you to survive longer in the market.
To be honest, it's easiest to be impulsive when the market rebounds. My current strategy is to calmly observe this wave of DOGE行情. I previously held long positions at 0.35, and my advice is to hold on. Why? Because the cycle isn't over yet. The most important thing at this stage is patience; don't be scared out by short-term fluctuations.
Crypto market rebound cycles are often like this—only those who survive until the end are the winners. Stick to your strategy, keep going!