The current rally of MEME coins seems to be losing momentum. When selling at high levels, it's important to learn to sell in batches—don't be greedy and try to eat hot tofu in one bite. Many people get stuck here, unable to sell at the high point, and by the time they wait for a pullback to sell, it's too late. It is recommended to set multiple sell points to lock in the principal and previous gains first, and then gamble with the remaining position. This way, your mindset will be much more relaxed and less influenced by emotions.
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ForkLibertarian
· 9h ago
You're right, greed is a bad thing. I've seen people around me fall for it.
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SandwichVictim
· 9h ago
The idea of selling in batches has been heard too many times. How many people can actually do it?
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OnChainSleuth
· 9h ago
That's so true. Many people die at the hurdle of greed. I used to be the same, watching the stock hit the daily limit with red eyes, only to be trapped for two months before breaking free. Now I've learned my lesson: I always sell in three batches. I can't guarantee the maximum profit, but at least I can preserve my principal.
The current rally of MEME coins seems to be losing momentum. When selling at high levels, it's important to learn to sell in batches—don't be greedy and try to eat hot tofu in one bite. Many people get stuck here, unable to sell at the high point, and by the time they wait for a pullback to sell, it's too late. It is recommended to set multiple sell points to lock in the principal and previous gains first, and then gamble with the remaining position. This way, your mindset will be much more relaxed and less influenced by emotions.