Can you play after the VC drops?

Most of the time, this VC background is just an added reason for FOMO; those with some vision will increase their investment before pouring in more, while those without vision will invest nothing. Some people jump on the bandwagon and invest, previously in a certain MVB project, they released it themselves, invested, and still denied it was their own. Many are born from VC.

In this round, I haven’t seen any VCs with vision; last round, VCs on BSC and SUI had quite a vision, at least most people made money. Waiting for this wave of VCs with a bit more vision to re-enter the market.

Can you follow the front-line orders?

Most of the so-called front-line orders cannot be chased at the moment they are announced; their secondary accounts are already fully loaded, and a bunch of followers are coming in manually waiting to be filled.

Most of the announced orders cannot be chased at the moment they are announced, as their friends and partners already have their positions set up, waiting for you to take over.

What I mentioned above is not to follow at that moment, but after they’ve entered, you can check the narrative, chip distribution, sentiment, etc., and calm down to see if you want to follow.

Can you play when the whole network is shouting?

Here we need to assess the space; when the whole network is shouting and feels the narrative is good, look at the current market cap. If it clearly exceeds the current leading market cap, there’s not much need to chase after all, since it’s about betting big with little, betting on the space.

Can you enter again when the front-line address is dumping?

Often, the dev's clear small accounts are always selling. A few times, I got scared off like this, but they have a lot of tricks; sometimes front-line dumping is real, other times front-line dumping has other small addresses catching the sell. Real dumping is when the front-line stays put, while many other addresses are selling. What can retail investors do? They can’t track anything.

People often ask me, after analyzing so much daily, have I made money? My current analysis is aimed at losing less money; now I’m losing less daily than before, which is considered a good improvement.

This market isn’t about not being able to make money; very few pure retail investors can make money.

In short, it’s all a gamble.