2026-01-20 03:22:29

People keep questioning why I'm actively trading multiple projects daily. Honestly, it's become the only realistic way to generate returns in this environment.

The landscape has shifted dramatically. Large-cap projects can no longer be blindly trusted—that era is essentially over. Buying dips? The strategy's lost its edge. Holding long-term? That approach isn't delivering results either.

When traditional methods fail across the board, you're left with one option: adapt and stay active. It's not ideal, but that's the current market reality.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 14h ago

Honestly, day trading can't save the crypto market at all. You still have to look at the fundamentals. Making quick money and making long-term money are two different things. The author's logic here is a bit flawed. Buying low and selling high is always the way to go. No matter how bad the market is, it can't change that. Trading every day and paying gas fees every time is exhausting. Can you really keep track of these costs? When Bitcoin is in a consolidation range, it's better to accumulate. Constantly flipping assets every day is really tiring. Calling it "adapting to the market" sounds nice; a harsher way to put it is excessive anxiety. Not everyone can do short-term trading. Most losses are due to reckless hands. Projects that are promising in the long run should indeed be held. Don't be scared off by short-term fluctuations.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 15h ago

Multiple projects for daily trading? That's right, you have to do it this way to survive. The main market coins are also unreliable. Buying low and selling high is no longer interesting, and holding coins long-term is even more ridiculous... Adapt to the new rhythm or just wait to die. The current market is forcing you to move, there's no other way out.

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rekt_but_vibing

· 15h ago

To be honest, intraday trading has become the only way to survive; the HODL approach is long outdated.

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