The recent feeling is that the market has entered a new phase, and the competitive landscape is quietly changing. Everyone is making arrangements, and no one wants to fall behind. The business war has just begun.



My strategy is actually very simple—using stablecoins as bullets. As long as it's a promising project or target, and the price pulls back, I will gradually allocate funds. After all, investing with stablecoins is relatively low risk, and it also keeps my mindset better.

Not long ago, I placed an order for a promising project but accidentally didn't cancel it, and it was executed. Now, I’m actually waiting for a pullback to buy it back. This is the normal state of trading; sometimes, a passive execution can turn into an opportunity.

My mindset is like this: either seize this wave to achieve a wealth leap, or treat this money as tuition fees. Continue to reinvest the stablecoin gains into promising tracks and projects, operate repeatedly, and in the long run, there will always be opportunities. That’s it.
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bridgeOopsvip
· 6h ago
Accidental trades happen to me too, and I ended up making a profit. Stablecoin bullet theory, reliable, this is the proper way to do it. One word: capable. A pullback is an opportunity, I see you've understood. Honestly, this mindset is clearer than most people's.
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MetaMisfitvip
· 6h ago
Accidental trades are something I've done before, and now it has actually become my most profitable one. Stablecoins are indeed good bullets, just afraid of not having the patience to wait for a pullback. This round of business war really depends on who has a steady mindset. Wait, how is your project doing now? Placing orders one by one sounds simple, but the hardest part of execution is controlling desire. Sometimes being passive is actually a form of liberation, no need to overthink. Stablecoins earn interest while lying around, then casually bottom fish—that's the strategy I like. I've paid my tuition fees, now it's just a matter of whether I can turn things around.
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ForumLurkervip
· 6h ago
Accidentally executed a trade and ended up making a profit, what luck haha Earning interest on stablecoins before rebalancing, definitely stable Whoever runs the fastest in this round wins Keep a good mindset, otherwise it's easy to get hit by a flying knife Waiting for a pullback, there are plenty of opportunities
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NFTRegretDiaryvip
· 6h ago
Sloppy trading, I have a lot of say in this, haha --- Storing stablecoins to earn interest and gradually deploying, this idea is solid --- Wealth leap or tuition fee, betting on this move --- Is the business war just beginning? I feel like someone has already been eliminated --- Passive trading might actually be an opportunity, I love this saying --- Gradually deploying sounds simple, but in reality, execution depends on mindset --- Controllable risk and a good mindset, this is the way to be steady and reliable --- Waiting for a pullback to buy? Easy to say, what if it keeps rising --- Everyone is deploying, those without ammunition must be suffering a lot --- Stablecoins are like bullets, that analogy is brilliant
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