Actually, style transfer is completely feasible. If you invest enough, maybe someone will want it—this is the charm of reverse thinking.
Recently, taking advantage of the adjustment opportunity, I borrowed money to buy another weighted token, which I had already identified last night. The next plan is simple: continue to add on dips, until I reach the ratio I previously set, and then temporarily stop trading small caps.
However, I must declare in advance that this strategy really tests patience. Friends without patience should never follow my example. I am already prepared for long-term holding, planning to collect dividends—probably until next year before I can cash out. That’s the difference.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 21h ago
Borrowing money to increase position size requires some mental resilience.
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AirdropBuffet
· 21h ago
I've heard the saying "buy more on dips" too many times, but the key is to have bullets; otherwise, just talking about it is useless.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 21h ago
Borrowing money to increase position weight, your guts are really impressive!
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LiquidityOracle
· 21h ago
Borrowing money to buy the dip on heavyweights, really daring... I've heard the long-term holding and dividend earning approach many times, but the key is still to withstand the drawdowns.
Actually, style transfer is completely feasible. If you invest enough, maybe someone will want it—this is the charm of reverse thinking.
Recently, taking advantage of the adjustment opportunity, I borrowed money to buy another weighted token, which I had already identified last night. The next plan is simple: continue to add on dips, until I reach the ratio I previously set, and then temporarily stop trading small caps.
However, I must declare in advance that this strategy really tests patience. Friends without patience should never follow my example. I am already prepared for long-term holding, planning to collect dividends—probably until next year before I can cash out. That’s the difference.