Heartbreaking! If this round doesn't work out, it's even more impossible to break even on the imitation coins!

Many people still have a messy pile of imitation coins in their hands, hoping for a miracle.

They always think they can come back, but the KOLs who used to hype buying this and that have long disappeared.

Now Bitcoin has reached a new high, but the funds that have newly entered the market clearly aren't enough. Are there still as many people around you asking to buy Bitcoin as there were when Bitcoin broke 65k last round?

If you can't clearly determine whether the thing you hold will have room for growth in the future, and you don't have a clear selling plan for this round yet,

If it doesn't work out next, you might really never be able to cash out.

During this time, Sister Coin has been focusing on eliminating junk coins, concentrating on valuable coins, clarifying the triggers for selling valuable coins, and ensuring that the actions to sell the coins well are in place.

After all, one person's effort can really only be focused on the most important thing, the one that can bring the greatest returns, rather than running around to score points while accumulating a bunch of worthless coins. A little pullback might just lead them into internal conflict and self-blame.

This back and forth will only lead to deviating from the simple and straightforward approach of: buying when the market is quiet and selling when it heats up. This is the main line that can earn the most money.

A flurry of operations like a tiger🐅, and when you calculate it, what's the point of playing new coins, grabbing contracts, and doing short-term trades? It's better to honestly sell the coins well in the overvalued range...

What do you think? #牛市逃顶