2026-01-15 22:34:22

Recently, I experienced the role of rational analysis and intuitive decision-making in crypto investing—both strategies actually made profits.

First, the project I held surged by 10x, and I remain optimistic about its medium-term prospects. Later, I decisively entered at a certain point, and both trades yielded good returns.

Reflecting on this, rational data analysis and emotional market intuition are not actually in conflict. The key is execution—when the time comes after waking up, act without hesitation, and don't let FOMO or fear influence your decisions.

A few recent trades have been quite successful. Keep it up.

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PumpDoctrine

· 2h ago

You're still debating rationality vs intuition after ten times, buddy. You're definitely winning big now.

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OnChainDetective

· 2h ago

Wait a minute, after a 10x rally, do you still dare to remain optimistic about the mid-term? I need to check the on-chain wallet movements of that project... The worst case is when the big players quietly start to sell while you're excited, especially when large transfers all point to the same institutional address.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 2h ago

It's still about rationality after a 10x... Bro, this is luck😏 --- You're right about execution, but most people's problem isn't analysis; it's trembling hands. --- Wake up and place an order? My first reaction upon waking is to check the decline😂 --- "Both ways made money" sounds like a winner's bias. If it were that perfect to combine, you'd already be a billionaire. --- What is the standard for a medium-term positive outlook? Or is it just that it looks good when it rises? --- It feels like you first made money and then reverse-engineered a theory from it.

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