Remember Flow? The dark horse project of 2021, once incredibly popular. And then? It plummeted from $35 all the way down to $0.1. Friends who entered at around $1.5 to $2—how do you feel about that now?
Over the years, I've seen too many similar stories, with painful lessons right in front of us:
**The fate of altcoins is to go to zero.** I'm not talking about theory, but patterns that can be seen in candlestick charts. 99% of altcoins ultimately follow this path—spot prices fall to ten times or even dozens of times below the cost basis—frankly, what's the difference from going to zero?
**The even more heartbreaking truth is: no matter when you buy altcoins, you're stepping into a trap; no matter when you sell, you're making a profit.** It sounds like a paradox, but historical candlestick charts prove it mercilessly. Selling equals profit—this rule isn't baseless. Those who survive are either early chosen ones or just incredibly lucky. For most people, the best strategy in the altcoin game might be not to participate at all.
Take a look at how many altcoin positions you still hold—deep down, you know the answer.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 1m ago
It's the same old story. I stopped touching knockoff coins long ago. The lessons from losing money taught me well.
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That thing with Flow was truly amazing. I have a friend who still stubbornly holds onto it.
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There's nothing wrong with that statement. Now it's just a matter of who can run faster.
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That's why I only buy mainstream coins. Altcoins are just a casino.
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I have deep experience with that. I still have a few tiny coins in my account and can't be bothered to check the market.
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Being the chosen one and lucky, huh? Why don't I have either of those?
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Selling to make a profit—people really dare to say that. Why didn't I see it back then?
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Now I just avoid new altcoins. I've paid too much tuition fees already.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 6h ago
Oh no, the story of Flow is so heartbreaking, I should have recognized the reality earlier.
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NotSatoshi
· 6h ago
It's Flow again. You should have sold it earlier, brother.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 6h ago
Speaking of which, I was lucky to escape the Flow wave, but there are still a bunch of worthless tokens sitting in my account... To put it nicely, it's called "faith," and to be blunt, it's an IQ tax.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 6h ago
It's the same old spiel, but it really hits home... I couldn't hold back at the time, and now I'm stuck in it tight.
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HodlKumamon
· 6h ago
Xiongxiong checked the historical data of Flow... from $35 down to $0.1, and this drop is statistically beyond rescue. To those friends who entered at 1.5, I feel for you, really.
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OnChainDetective
· 7h ago
Wait, Flow dropped from 35 to 0.1? I need to check the on-chain data... How much did those large wallets starting with 0x transfer between November and December 2021? There must be the moves of big players behind it. The candlestick chart can reveal patterns but can't show the fund flow, which is the core.
Remember Flow? The dark horse project of 2021, once incredibly popular. And then? It plummeted from $35 all the way down to $0.1. Friends who entered at around $1.5 to $2—how do you feel about that now?
Over the years, I've seen too many similar stories, with painful lessons right in front of us:
**The fate of altcoins is to go to zero.** I'm not talking about theory, but patterns that can be seen in candlestick charts. 99% of altcoins ultimately follow this path—spot prices fall to ten times or even dozens of times below the cost basis—frankly, what's the difference from going to zero?
**The even more heartbreaking truth is: no matter when you buy altcoins, you're stepping into a trap; no matter when you sell, you're making a profit.** It sounds like a paradox, but historical candlestick charts prove it mercilessly. Selling equals profit—this rule isn't baseless. Those who survive are either early chosen ones or just incredibly lucky. For most people, the best strategy in the altcoin game might be not to participate at all.
Take a look at how many altcoin positions you still hold—deep down, you know the answer.