Many investors who have made seven figures in the primary market share similar screening logic. It may seem random, but it is the result of extensive trial and error.
First is information sensitivity. The first to perceive the trend focuses on monitoring, with detailed research coming later. This way, you at least won't completely miss out on hot topics.
Second is a tolerant mindset. Instead of worrying about whether a project is genuine or not, it's better to err on the side of caution—better to miss out on some opportunities than to overlook key ones. This is especially important in the highly volatile crypto market.
The third point is position management. Never go all-in; use small amounts of capital to repeatedly test and learn. This allows participation in early opportunities while controlling risk.
In short, it’s about maintaining an open mindset, strictly managing risk, and acting quickly. The primary market repeatedly verifies the effectiveness of this logic.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 2025-12-19 11:08
Well, I've seen too many people crash with this logic. The key is whether you can keep your mindset intact.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 2025-12-16 16:37
First follow and then research. This logic has indeed slapped me in the face several times, but when I make money, I really make money.
The most important thing is to have a tolerant mindset. I used to repeatedly worry about whether a project was genuine or not, only to watch hot topics take off right in front of my eyes.
The small-scale trial and error approach I use now is worn out, and it's much more worry-free than going all-in.
Honestly, only after experiencing losses do you understand the power of market sentiment.
Many investors who have made seven figures in the primary market share similar screening logic. It may seem random, but it is the result of extensive trial and error.
First is information sensitivity. The first to perceive the trend focuses on monitoring, with detailed research coming later. This way, you at least won't completely miss out on hot topics.
Second is a tolerant mindset. Instead of worrying about whether a project is genuine or not, it's better to err on the side of caution—better to miss out on some opportunities than to overlook key ones. This is especially important in the highly volatile crypto market.
The third point is position management. Never go all-in; use small amounts of capital to repeatedly test and learn. This allows participation in early opportunities while controlling risk.
In short, it’s about maintaining an open mindset, strictly managing risk, and acting quickly. The primary market repeatedly verifies the effectiveness of this logic.