2026-01-19 10:33:50

Playing MEME coins on the BSC chain, I increasingly feel that choosing is actually more important than effort. To put it simply, as long as you can seize opportunities related to top exchanges or popular narratives, entering within the first two minutes almost guarantees success and makes it hard to lose. Today's 10BNB profit is the best proof.

However, there is a very key point—be sure to cash out profits promptly after making money. Greed is the biggest killer in this market. Opportunities are everywhere, but the principal is limited. This logic must be clearly understood. Instead of relying on one big profit, it's better to make multiple steady gains, so you can survive longer.

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MoneyBurner

· 22h ago

You're not wrong, but I have to be honest—"steady" entry in the first two minutes? Bro, I bet fifty times, and 48 of those times I end up as the bag holder. I'm more concerned about where that 10BNB came from. Really, my painful lesson about timely cashing out is that sometimes I see a tenfold increase and greedily take a shot, only to fall from the moon back to Earth, losing all my principal. Multiple small profits are indeed more reliable than going all-in at once, but honestly, executing that is the hardest part.

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DiamondHands

· 01-19 11:02

10BNB is indeed impressive, but I still have some reservations about the saying "steady progress in the first two minutes." It seems more like survivor bias to me. That being said, I totally agree with the importance of taking profits in a timely manner... Greed really is a fatal disease. I've seen so many people almost turn things around but end up losing everything.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-19 11:00

Damn, it's another argument that choosing is more important than effort... but 10BNB is indeed impressive, I respect that. --- Did you get in two minutes ago? Wake up, buddy, that's called luck, not choice. --- Really run after profits and then exit, I've been burned by greed before, lessons learned the hard way. --- Exactly, the longer you live, the more you can earn. It's not a game of one-shot bets. --- MEME coins are like that—information asymmetry wins everything, latecomers are just bagholders. --- Opportunities are everywhere? Why do I only see my stop-loss orders? --- Multiple small profits are indeed more reliable than one big gain; he didn't say anything wrong about that.

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BearMarketBro

· 01-19 10:46

Is it stable to enter the market two minutes ago? Laughing to death, then you must be very lucky. Making money and then running away is the right way; greed is indeed extreme. 10BNB is not bad, but what about next time? Can luck always be this good? I agree that > choice > effort, but most people simply choose incorrectly. Taking profits in time is not wrong; I've seen too many people lose everything after greed. In the BSC ecosystem, early entry indeed has advantages, but if the timing is off, it's the same death. Multiple small wins are better than one big profit; this logic is very clear. Limited capital is a wake-up call; many people forget this because of greed. Luck plays such a big role; try earning a few more times, and the probability will teach you how to behave.

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ForkPrince

· 01-19 10:44

Greed is indeed poison. I've seen too many people go all-in and lose everything. 10 BNB is quite a lot, and the key is that they managed to run away in time—that's impressive. The saying "choice is greater than effort" has been heard countless times, but few actually practice it.

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