Recently, the pattern of $BEAT has indeed become interesting. With the launch of these two new coins, $COLLECT and $MAGMA, I missed the opening market—being out that day, I saw the news later and casually added a bit more to my position.
Why add to new coins? Honestly, it's a matter of probability. New coins tend to have large fluctuations, presenting both opportunities and risks. Instead of worrying about price movements, it's better to plan ahead with a few potential directions; it's all about small-scale testing.
Everyone's trading rhythm is different. I have limited time and can't produce frequent in-depth analysis. But trading is about experience; rather than listening to others, it's better to try and learn yourself. You don't need to overly rely on a single information source—more observation and thinking help you find your own rhythm.
I'll have a chance to discuss my ideas with everyone later. For now, just get started.
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BearMarketHustler
· 18h ago
If you miss the opening, just add to your position. I really respect this logic; anyway, the cost of trial and error isn't too high.
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RunWithRugs
· 23h ago
Small-scale testing is indeed a safe strategy, but the recent surge of $MAGMA is really impressive.
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DAOdreamer
· 23h ago
The new coin is so volatile, I really need to test the waters. I'm just worried that trying might get me trapped.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 23h ago
You really have to try new coins yourself; listening to others is useless.
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RooftopVIP
· 2025-12-31 16:30
Small-scale testing sounds good, but it's easy to get addicted haha
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I didn't buy the dip on $COLLECT's opening day, now I regret it to death. What can I do?
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The saying "the more you observe and think, the better you find the rhythm" is spot on, much more clear-headed than those who hype up single coins every day
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It's true that new coins can be volatile, but I'm a bit worried about your "anyway, small amount" mindset...
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Your action ability is decent, but I'm just afraid of the day you go all-in
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Exploring on your own and listening to experts' explanations can both easily lead to pitfalls; you still need to stay on the chain yourself
Recently, the pattern of $BEAT has indeed become interesting. With the launch of these two new coins, $COLLECT and $MAGMA, I missed the opening market—being out that day, I saw the news later and casually added a bit more to my position.
Why add to new coins? Honestly, it's a matter of probability. New coins tend to have large fluctuations, presenting both opportunities and risks. Instead of worrying about price movements, it's better to plan ahead with a few potential directions; it's all about small-scale testing.
Everyone's trading rhythm is different. I have limited time and can't produce frequent in-depth analysis. But trading is about experience; rather than listening to others, it's better to try and learn yourself. You don't need to overly rely on a single information source—more observation and thinking help you find your own rhythm.
I'll have a chance to discuss my ideas with everyone later. For now, just get started.