2026-01-19 07:33:33

This Claude-driven project, early participation should see no problem with gains starting at 2x. Many people have already jumped in, and I also followed the trend. However, I have already reduced my initial investment and taken profits. Now, I am just holding the remaining position and watching its subsequent performance. The gameplay for this type of project is like this—seize early opportunities, achieve phased gains, then retain a portion of the core position to continue following, balancing risk and reward. The key is not to put all your chips in at once; staggered deployment and taking profits are the stable strategies.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 7h ago

Early positioning indeed made a profit, but now entering the market still depends on the entry price. These AI concept projects carry significant risks; a 2x expectation is just for reference, not a certainty. My experience is that taking profits when the time is right is crucial, and the remaining core holdings are a gamble on the future, so stay calm.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 7h ago

That's a fair point, but I have to pour some cold water—starting at 2x is just a figure of speech; there aren't that many that can truly deliver stably. Your strategy of reducing positions to take profits and retaining the core holdings is indeed more reliable, but the most important thing is not to be fooled by narratives. The Claude concept is hot, but cashing out is much more difficult than expected.

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GasFeeCryer

· 7h ago

Reducing positions and taking profits is indeed a crucial step; many people get caught up due to greed. The idea of starting with 2x leverage is just for reference; what's more important is whether the project itself has practical applications. The hype around Claude is just that—hype. It depends on whether the team is reliable. Staggered deployment is indeed standard practice, but don't forget to carefully check liquidity and position distribution to avoid becoming the bag holder.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 7h ago

Taking profits and cashing out is a comfortable move, but the idea of starting with 2x leverage is a bit risky; it depends on when you entered. I am also observing these types of projects, mainly concerned about the risk of being the bagholder. Early entries indeed benefited from the dividends, but now entering requires more caution. I agree with the idea of deploying in batches, but the key is to set proper stop-losses and prevent profits from being wiped out.

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ContractFreelancer

· 7h ago

Really, I agree with your strategy. I also entered in phases and indeed made a profit earlier. But now the problem is, after the hype around these AI concept projects fades, how to take over the position, and the risk is still quite high.

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