2026-01-08 06:26:14

Recently, many people in the comment section have been sharing opportunities in the primary market. I want to say something honest—these are all lessons learned the hard way.

I’ve dipped my toes into the primary market, trying out coins like bob, puppies, moco, moo, babymanyu, and others. The results speak for themselves; five figures just disappeared like that. Looking back now, it was ignorance and fearlessness, thinking I could buy the dip, only to be severely taught a lesson.

So I want to solemnly say: the primary market, contracts, and leverage—these three things should really be approached with caution. I know many are driven by FOMO, especially when they see PEPE and SHIB not making much noise these days, and start to get restless. But honestly, this is exactly the time to test your mindset.

My current strategy is very simple—stay put. Go to work as usual, and every few days, when I remember, I open my wallet to take a look. If there’s no sharp decline, I go to sleep. If I spot a low point, I add a small amount at the dip, and leave the rest to time. When spring comes and flowers bloom, the returns will come naturally. Seek steady gains, don’t expect to get rich overnight.

Additionally, I want to remind everyone: never be influenced by those who try to manipulate the market. There are too many voices like that out there. Keep your eyes sharp, do your own research, and don’t blindly follow the crowd. Your money is hard-earned, and it deserves respect.

BOB0,08%

PEPE0,27%

SHIB3,65%

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NftMetaversePainter

· 01-11 03:15

actually, the algorithmic patterns underlying these defi primitives reveal something far more interesting than mere loss aversion—it's about computational discipline in market microstructure... but yeah, those bags were brutal.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 01-09 18:38

Data shows that the death rate in the primary market is indeed unreasonable, but the mental aspect is really the hardest to endure. Let's wait a bit longer.

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MeaninglessGwei

· 01-09 09:34

Losing a five-digit amount is still considered cheap tuition. The buddy I know in the primary market directly used the down payment of his house to invest. Now every day, he's just refreshing the market to self-justify. Honestly, FOMO is like a drug. Especially when looking at others' profit charts, you just can't stop. I've also gone through that crazy phase. Now it's just a mode of eating and waiting to die. Glance at the opening, if there's no liquidation, continue sleeping. Definitely don't get cut by those screenshots on Xiaohongshu; most of them are a combination of Photoshop and screenshots. If you survive this wave, you've already won.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-08 06:54

Five digits just disappeared like that... I understand that feeling, really, the primary market is a meat grinder. However, I have to give you a thumbs up for your calm and steady attitude. That’s the right way to exit this market alive. Don’t let FOMO consume you; just hold on to your coins properly. Don’t think about getting rich overnight. Honestly, many of the calling signals now are damn just trying to harvest the leeks. Brighten your eyes; that’s the key.

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NFTRegretful

· 01-08 06:54

Five digits are gone, this is my primary market enlightenment course, a cost paid in blood. The primary market is really gambling, don't listen to those sensational voices, they are just harvesting every day. Staying still is the hardest, but also the most profitable, that's how I am now. FOMO is the biggest enemy, conquer it and you will win. The lesson learned from five digits, I advise everyone not to repeat my mistake. Actually, the hardest part is not buying or selling, but sitting still. I am currently learning this lesson. Seeing a low point and wanting to add to your position is instinctive, but controlling desire is more important. I really advise everyone, doing your own homework is better than anything else.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-08 06:53

The five-digit amount is gone... This data, to some extent, explains everything. There's no way to recover it with Excel.

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PortfolioAlert

· 01-08 06:53

Let me be straightforward. Those who hype the primary market should think about this guy's five-figure earnings. He's really quite clear-headed. Wait, PEPE hasn't made a sound and he's already restless? Isn't that the essence of FOMO? Too many people are like that. That's right, a person's biggest enemy is their own greed. Contract leverage and similar things are truly knives for cutting leeks. I respect the tactic of staying put, but people who maintain this mindset are truly rare; most will still get caught in a trap. The hardest part now isn't making money, but avoiding being led by the rhythm. There's too much noise in this market.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-08 06:47

This statement has some substance. A five-figure tuition fee is no small amount, and I’ve also fallen into the trap and know that feeling. Blind FOMO is truly the Achilles' heel of the crypto market. Seeing others make money makes you want to go all in. Wake up, everyone. Holding steady is something I agree with, but executing it is extremely difficult. I find myself wanting to open my wallet and check every day.

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