The core logic of investing is simple: when it's time to cut losses, do so decisively and don't let the losses continue to grow. The real opportunities are in projects that have already proven themselves—concentrate idle funds into those high-performing sectors. Emerging tokens like SPSC and Testicle are worth paying attention to, as they represent two directions: stablecoin ecosystems and innovative narratives. Whether it's a stablecoin system like USD1 or the explosive potential of the Pump ecosystem, the key is to understand your risk tolerance and keep adding to the right positions. The market always rewards traders who dare to abandon losers and fully bet on winners.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 1h ago
Cutting losses is easier said than done; few people can actually stop the loss. I actually think the key is not to go all-in on those weirdly named new coins, no matter how good the story sounds, it's all in vain.
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MevWhisperer
· 17h ago
Cutting losses is easy to talk about but painful to do. Only when you actually take action do you realize what it means to cut off your own arm...
As for SPSC and others, I think I'll wait and see; the trend isn't so easy to jump into.
The theory makes sense, but the problem is, who knows who the winner is...
The stablecoin ecosystem feels overhyped; it still depends on actual implementation.
Pursuing risk tolerance hits the mark, but unfortunately, most people overestimate themselves.
Betting everything on the winner... in theory, but in reality, my winner today could just as easily become a loser.
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OptionWhisperer
· 17h ago
Cutting losses is easy to talk about but really hard to do; once your mindset collapses, everything is pointless.
By the way, can we trust SPSC and Testicle, these two new coins? I always feel like the "cut the leeks" scheme is just a new bottle with the same old wine.
Stablecoin ecosystems are more reliable, but that Pump thing... it's just gambling. I think I should be more cautious.
Betting on the winner sounds great, but the problem is how to know who the winner is in advance. Isn't that just armchair strategizing after the fact?
Regarding risk tolerance, to be honest, most people overestimate themselves. The ones who end up losing the most are often the most aggressive.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 17h ago
Cutting losses isn't a big deal, as long as you don't cut at the bottom... I've heard about SPSC a few times, but that Testicle name is really outrageous haha.
The real way to make money is to follow the trend, you can't just look at the flashy narratives of new tokens.
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NotSatoshi
· 17h ago
Cutting losses is easier said than done. I'm still debating about that losing coin, haha.
Chasing hot topics is risky. Is this really the case this time?
USD1, Pump and such, it feels like a new concept again, but the tricks are still the same.
I just want to ask, does anyone really make money from this?
Focusing all your firepower, I've heard this many times, but most of the time it still ends in failure.
The core logic of investing is simple: when it's time to cut losses, do so decisively and don't let the losses continue to grow. The real opportunities are in projects that have already proven themselves—concentrate idle funds into those high-performing sectors. Emerging tokens like SPSC and Testicle are worth paying attention to, as they represent two directions: stablecoin ecosystems and innovative narratives. Whether it's a stablecoin system like USD1 or the explosive potential of the Pump ecosystem, the key is to understand your risk tolerance and keep adding to the right positions. The market always rewards traders who dare to abandon losers and fully bet on winners.