2025-12-31 18:29:04

There are indeed many opportunities in prediction markets, but the key is to focus on areas you are familiar with. Prediction is not inherently gambling; it is about making trades based on your judgment to capitalize on events with higher certainty.

Recently, I have been participating in prediction market trades, mainly operating at a negative cost basis. I focus on two types of predictions: the TGE timing of Stable Tokens and the price trends of various new projects one day after their TGE. The idea is simple: bet on topics you are confident in, rather than blindly following the crowd.

Currently, the market conditions are not ideal. I directly choose NO for many high-priced prediction questions, preferring to earn less than to take unnecessary risks. The key is to choose the right direction, not to participate in everything. In other words, selecting the right assets allows prediction market trading to grow steadily.

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CommunitySlacker

· 10h ago

Negative cost operation? Man, that's a clever move. How come I didn't think of that? --- The TGE part definitely has a trick to it, you just need patience and to take it slow. --- Choosing NO is the smartest move; the greedy ones are all getting wiped out. --- I'm familiar with this field, so I understand this approach; otherwise, it's just pure gambling. --- Talking about steady growth sounds nice, but in reality, it mostly depends on luck. --- I also want to find projects with strong certainty, but why is it so hard? --- Instead of going all in, it's better to be steady and cautious. This guy's approach is right. --- How do you select projects? Can you share some experience? --- Market prediction should be played like this; following the trend blindly makes you a leek (loser). --- Negative cost operation sounds outrageous. What are the details?

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ProxyCollector

· 10h ago

Negative cost operation sounds impressive, but I still have some doubts about whether it can really be sustained. When the market is bad, that's when it truly tests people. Steady growth is easy to say, but the key is mindset. Most people can't do it. There's a mole, let's all bet NO on all high-priced questions and see what happens. The TGE forecast is indeed information asymmetry; those who understand the project definitely have an advantage. We agreed not to follow the trend, but we still do. Isn't that human nature? Haha. How is negative cost achieved? Share a thought. Market prediction is just a fancy way of gambling; don't fool yourself. The ability to select the right projects is the core. That's what most people lack.

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RektDetective

· 10h ago

Negative cost operation? Is this guy really making money or just talking big to fool people? --- I've also played those TGE moves, but honestly, luck plays a big role. If you insist, it's a bit exaggerated to say it's about judgment. --- The key is attitude; only those who can hold steady without going all-in are the winners. --- When the market is not good, choosing NO is indeed safer, just worried about FOMO taking over again. --- Steady growth sounds easy, but how many actually stick to it? --- This theory isn't wrong; the problem is that knowing and doing are separated by a hundred thousand miles. --- It sounds nice, but actually, only people who know how to cut losses make money; those who don't lose money. --- Predicting the market is indeed better than gambling, but you still need your own information sources.

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StableNomad

· 10h ago

ngl the "negative cost operations" flex hits different... but statistically speaking, those TGE timing predictions are literally just informed guessing with extra steps. reminds me of UST in May when everyone thought they had it figured out lol

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LiquidityWizard

· 10h ago

Really? Stability is the key, that's how I do it too. --- Negative cost operation? Bro, I need to learn your tricks. --- I just like this kind of player who doesn't chase the wind; too many go all-in and end up losing everything. --- There are indeed patterns to TGE, but it takes time to study. --- Be extra cautious when the market is bad; recognizing this is half the success. --- Choosing the right track can really make things twice as effective; reckless participation is just giving away money. --- The term "negative cost" sounds comfortable, but few can actually achieve it in practice. --- Market prediction, in essence, is about information asymmetry; if you understand the field, you will definitely win. --- I dare not look at those high-priced prediction questions; the risk is just too high. --- I agree with this approach; instead of casting a wide net, it's better to focus deeply on one area. --- The trend of TGE prices can indeed be grasped if there is data support. --- Those who are still坚持ing are tough; most have already run away. --- It's easy to say, but how many can truly grow steadily? --- Choosing NO is indeed safer; earning less but at least surviving.

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0xInsomnia

· 10h ago

Negative cost operation is real, but to be honest, the profit from TGE isn't even enough to cover my transaction fees.

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HorizonHunter

· 10h ago

Negative cost operation really sounds like the way to go; stability is the key. The TGE points are indeed easier to achieve, much more comfortable compared to those blindly guessing.

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