The least convincing long-term logic I see is the analogy argument of 'a certain coin is the next certain coin.'
These kinds of stories can indeed ride the wave of market enthusiasm and FOMO sentiment in the early stages. But once the hype fades and capital inflow stops, these trades usually come to an end. Those who chase trends are often the last to catch on. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's better to focus on the project's fundamentals and genuine market demand.
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0xLostKey
· 9h ago
You're absolutely right. Every time, someone tells me this coin is the next that coin, and I just mute them haha.
Focusing on fundamentals is the way to go. Those who only tell stories will be cut off sooner or later.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 9h ago
That's right, those chasing the "next XX" are all bagholders, it's always the same routine.
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SandwichHunter
· 9h ago
It's just the mentality of chasing the bag. You'll be shocked once the hype dies down.
The least convincing long-term logic I see is the analogy argument of 'a certain coin is the next certain coin.'
These kinds of stories can indeed ride the wave of market enthusiasm and FOMO sentiment in the early stages. But once the hype fades and capital inflow stops, these trades usually come to an end. Those who chase trends are often the last to catch on. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's better to focus on the project's fundamentals and genuine market demand.