That 10-12% return makes sense when you're dealing with massive capital—sometimes it's not even your own money on the line. When the stakes are that high, you can't afford to swing for the fences. A more conservative approach isn't boring, it's just smart risk management. Protecting your portfolio becomes the priority over chasing outsized gains.
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TooScaredToSell
· 5h ago
Speaking of which, 10-12% is indeed stable enough for large funds. Minimizing risk is the key.
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SmartContractRebel
· 5h ago
Ten percent sounds small, but when you're holding other people's money, you need to stay steady and avoid reckless actions.
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GasGuzzler
· 5h ago
Steady returns are truly worth more than a gambler's mentality; big funds can't afford to play that way.
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quietly_staking
· 6h ago
Haha, that's right. Playing with big money requires stability, or else you won't sleep well.
That 10-12% return makes sense when you're dealing with massive capital—sometimes it's not even your own money on the line. When the stakes are that high, you can't afford to swing for the fences. A more conservative approach isn't boring, it's just smart risk management. Protecting your portfolio becomes the priority over chasing outsized gains.