Let us move back to how we started in Crypto

[Ameboibadan123]

For once, let's shift our focus from the current dip and bearish market for a moment and revisit how many of us started our crypto journey. For most of us, it began with buying meme coins and low-cap coins, some of which saw massive gains of 500% or more in a short period. However, we've since invested those profits in more established coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL, which are currently down. Instead of waiting for these coins to recover, I'm considering a different approach: investing in new meme coins that are just getting listed. I'd take profits at 50% and move on to the next opportunity most especially onchain tokens. Coins like $LABUBU and others could be potential plays after checking their whitepaper. This is just my observation and opinion - I'd love to hear your thoughts!

 

[Yoram]

I used to trade ingame gold, services and items in exchange for BTC
That's been 15 years ago wish I had hold onto some of it
But at least I didn't spend 10.000 bitcoin on a pizza

 

[Ameboibadan123]

I used to trade ingame gold, services and items in exchange for BTC
That's been 15 years ago wish I had hold onto some of it
But at least I didn't spend 10.000 bitcoin on a pizza

Lol, that one is a big story that the person involved will never forget till he leaves this earth, because it would have made a lot of money for him and his generation. As for $LABUBU, I mentioned it could be something big too. So, after making +250%, I removed my profits and will still hold the remainder, even after it gets listed on CEXs.

 

[Salamouna]

Good post to promote that shit coin

 

[nagishi]

Sounds like an absolute degenerate strategy lol, also BTC is hardly down - it’s hovering around its ATH. If anything, BTC as a mainstream option has proven to be a much better option for consistent gains than risking going -99% on the vast majority of new launches.

 

[Harry Gray]

Many traders started their crypto journey with meme coins and low-cap gems, riding the waves of explosive gains before shifting to more established assets.