$DOGE, when sentiment is completely high, breaking 1U is not just a pipe dream
But before that, we must be clear:
**Never go all-in, this is the first bottom line.**
So, how should smart people really play—
Use a small portion of idle funds to enter the market, precisely identify the track direction, buy at the bottom range, and then hold for more than half a year.
You will find that those seemingly unbelievable returns often appear during the most restrained, do-nothing periods.
For small funds to achieve multiple returns, these 5 iron rules must be well memorized:
**Rule 1: Only go where mainstream funds are paying attention**
MEME, AI, social tracks, gaming ecosystems, wallet solutions, top Layer 2 projects, BRC20 types—these are hot zones that funds focus on.
Tracks with little heat or no fund movement? No matter how cheap, don’t blindly touch.
**Rule 2: Give up dreams of 100x, 200x**
The logic of this bull market has changed; it’s no longer the wild growth mode of early days.
Reaching 20x to 50x is already a top-tier opportunity.
**Rule 3: Being able to hold is more valuable than being able to pick**
The biggest gains are often hidden in the most frustrating sideways periods—that’s when you want to cut losses.
Those who make money are not because they timed perfectly, but because they can hold on stubbornly.
**Rule 4: Only do mid-term swings if you understand the trend**
It’s okay to try once, as long as you see the trend clearly.
If you’re semi-confused, honestly give up—don’t frequently cut losses or get itchy fingers.
**Rule 5: When the price reaches extreme zones, take profits in batches**
Unrealized profits are just numbers in your account.
Realized gains are the real deal.
The bull market’s profits never come from luck or intuition, but from **discipline combined with enough patience**.
How long you can stick through the volatility basically determines the upper limit of what you can earn this round.
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WalletManager
· 13h ago
That's very true, but brother, your third point is a bit vague. Holding and choosing wisely are indeed equally important, the key is to manage your private keys well.
I'm optimistic about ETH breaking 4000, but the premise is that your asset allocation keeps up; you can't go all-in on one coin, the risk factor is too high.
20x or 50x leverage is already a huge stroke of luck. My main strategy this round is long-term holding in Layer 2 and BRC20; everything else is just floating clouds.
Sitting back and making money without doing anything sounds simple, but how many can actually do it? Most people still have itchy hands.
The point about taking profits in batches is well said. The numbers in your account are not real; only when you withdraw to a cold wallet does it count as real gold and silver.
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CompoundPersonality
· 14h ago
Honestly, this set of theories sounds good, but there are very few who can stick with it.
Wait, is DOGE breaking 1? Why do I always feel these targets are a bit optimistic?
Investing a small portion of idle funds sounds easy, but actually doing it is difficult, haha.
Compared to choosing coins, I'm more afraid of not holding on now; I get itchy hands and sell.
Layer 2 is definitely worth paying attention to; capital doesn't lie.
Getting through the sideways market is the biggest test of a person, really, most people have broken their defenses.
I believe in 120,000 BTC, but when will that be? Mid next year?
Trading swings really require clear trend analysis, but I’ve never seen it clearly, so I gave up.
If this round doesn’t see 20x or 50x gains, maybe it’s not quite there yet.
Dividing and taking profits in batches is a must to remember; paper gains will eventually stage a dive.
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-06 19:56
To be honest, I have already understood these five iron laws through blood and tears.
Itchy fingers are truly the enemy of gains; those who make big money are the ones holding tightly when I most want to sell off.
Taking profits in batches is the most crucial; the numbers on the books can be very deceptive.
Well said. Being able to hold on for real is more ruthless than just choosing. I'm the type to impulsively cut losses haha.
DOGE broke 1, and I said I would hold my position firmly.
This round, it's clear it's not a fantasy multiplier anymore. A steady 20-50x is probably the limit.
Playing with spare money is the way to go. Too many people are just financing themselves.
Taking profits in batches is the ultimate strategy; otherwise, you'll just end up excitedly watching the numbers.
The 2026 bull market is already a done deal, to be honest.
This is not an optimistic expectation, but rather the market itself is craving it intensely.
I dare to give a bold but logical range:
$BTC has the chance to return above the 120,000 level
$ETH can re-cross the 4000 threshold
$DOGE, when sentiment is completely high, breaking 1U is not just a pipe dream
But before that, we must be clear:
**Never go all-in, this is the first bottom line.**
So, how should smart people really play—
Use a small portion of idle funds to enter the market, precisely identify the track direction, buy at the bottom range, and then hold for more than half a year.
You will find that those seemingly unbelievable returns often appear during the most restrained, do-nothing periods.
For small funds to achieve multiple returns, these 5 iron rules must be well memorized:
**Rule 1: Only go where mainstream funds are paying attention**
MEME, AI, social tracks, gaming ecosystems, wallet solutions, top Layer 2 projects, BRC20 types—these are hot zones that funds focus on.
Tracks with little heat or no fund movement? No matter how cheap, don’t blindly touch.
**Rule 2: Give up dreams of 100x, 200x**
The logic of this bull market has changed; it’s no longer the wild growth mode of early days.
Reaching 20x to 50x is already a top-tier opportunity.
**Rule 3: Being able to hold is more valuable than being able to pick**
The biggest gains are often hidden in the most frustrating sideways periods—that’s when you want to cut losses.
Those who make money are not because they timed perfectly, but because they can hold on stubbornly.
**Rule 4: Only do mid-term swings if you understand the trend**
It’s okay to try once, as long as you see the trend clearly.
If you’re semi-confused, honestly give up—don’t frequently cut losses or get itchy fingers.
**Rule 5: When the price reaches extreme zones, take profits in batches**
Unrealized profits are just numbers in your account.
Realized gains are the real deal.
The bull market’s profits never come from luck or intuition, but from **discipline combined with enough patience**.
How long you can stick through the volatility basically determines the upper limit of what you can earn this round.