Industry insiders recently shared a sobering perspective: the tenfold and hundredfold coins you’re all in on are, in nine out of ten cases, carefully crafted traps.
Why dare to say this? Simply put—if there truly were opportunities for overnight massive gains that require no research, projects that can multiply tenfold effortlessly, then institutions with capital and information advantages would have already quietly profited and wouldn’t need to keep asking in communities, "What’s the next hot trend?"
But what is the reality? Every day, someone asks, "Which coin can rapidly surge," and every day, people are attracted to take the plunge. The industry insider’s straightforward answer: the truly worthwhile investment directions are often those that he and his team have invested long-term effort and resources into. In other words, projects that require in-depth research, continuous attention, and ongoing iteration.
Looking at the current market makes this clear. Funds are still chasing concepts, hyping narratives, and betting on the next hot spot. Everyone wants to be among the few who profit. The problem is, sustainable returns are never achieved through short-term price fluctuations. Instead, they are rooted in repeated assessments and long-term tracking of a project’s technology, development roadmap, and actual value.
So next time you hear about the "wealth code"
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-08 02:40
Here comes the argument about cutting leeks again, why do so many people believe it?
That's true, but can anyone really do long-term research...
The institutions that make quiet money have already run away, leaving us here to take the fall.
Tenfold coins, once encountered, can wipe out your entire investment.
Chasing hot trends every day is not as good as calmly studying technical analysis.
I don't believe you; it's mostly about luck.
It's really just to prevent retail investors from making reckless moves.
I've heard this advice ten times, and someone will still end up losing money next time.
Long-term holding? First, survive the bear market.
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ApyWhisperer
· 01-07 09:22
He says he's very right, it's always the same trick, I've fallen for it too.
The group of people who go all-in chasing ten-bag coins are basically just ATMs for the big players.
The ones who are truly making money have already buried themselves in research, and don't have time to be posting "insider tips."
This wave of the market still relies on boring fundamentals; don't think about getting rich overnight, brother.
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OnchainSniper
· 01-07 09:06
It's the same old story again, saying it nicely but only a few can really do it.
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VitaliksTwin
· 01-05 12:10
That's right, but the problem is that most people simply can't do it. Retail investors don't have time to study technical strategies every day... It's still mostly about luck and information advantage.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-05 12:06
That's right, but a few still guessed correctly... A few of the older brothers I know really turned things around by early bets, and the key is still information asymmetry.
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MetadataExplorer
· 01-05 11:45
That's right, it's a common saying: the ones who take the hit are always retail investors.
People who go all-in on ten-bagger coins, nine out of ten end up losing money.
Those who shout about the wealth code every day, will turn around and run away.
The ones who truly make money have already shut up; who has time for daily shouting?
Wake up, everyone, the trap is right there.
If institutions really discovered a gold mine, would they tell you? Laughable.
Short-term fluctuations can't make you long-term money; this truth hits hard.
Deep research sounds exhausting, but taking losses to cover the costs is even more tiring.
Concept hype will never die, and neither will retail investors.
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-05 11:42
It's really true—those overnight wealth stories are just toxic motivational quotes.
If institutions could really make guaranteed profits, they wouldn't need to deceive retail investors.
The tricks are all the same, yet people still keep falling for them.
In-depth research is the right way, but unfortunately, no one wants to listen.
Alright, let's see how retail investors will take the bait.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 01-05 11:42
That's right, every time I see a bunch of people asking "Where's the next 10x coin," you should understand here that a free lunch doesn't fall from the sky.
Industry insiders recently shared a sobering perspective: the tenfold and hundredfold coins you’re all in on are, in nine out of ten cases, carefully crafted traps.
Why dare to say this? Simply put—if there truly were opportunities for overnight massive gains that require no research, projects that can multiply tenfold effortlessly, then institutions with capital and information advantages would have already quietly profited and wouldn’t need to keep asking in communities, "What’s the next hot trend?"
But what is the reality? Every day, someone asks, "Which coin can rapidly surge," and every day, people are attracted to take the plunge. The industry insider’s straightforward answer: the truly worthwhile investment directions are often those that he and his team have invested long-term effort and resources into. In other words, projects that require in-depth research, continuous attention, and ongoing iteration.
Looking at the current market makes this clear. Funds are still chasing concepts, hyping narratives, and betting on the next hot spot. Everyone wants to be among the few who profit. The problem is, sustainable returns are never achieved through short-term price fluctuations. Instead, they are rooted in repeated assessments and long-term tracking of a project’s technology, development roadmap, and actual value.
So next time you hear about the "wealth code"