2026-01-08 03:20:11

As a trader focused on Ethereum and PEPE coins, I adhere to a medium- to long-term strategy and never indulge in the thrill of short-term high-frequency trading. This perseverance requires patience and a deep understanding of the power of compound interest.

My trading philosophy is simple—once I select ETH and PEPE as targets, I wait. Not mindlessly, but with a planned and disciplined approach. Every position is thoughtfully considered, and each step is aimed at optimizing long-term gains.

In the future, if the opportunity arises, I would like to record this trading journey with like-minded friends and witness how time and compound interest can change our profit curves. If you're interested in medium- to long-term strategies, feel free to share your ideas.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 01-10 22:47

Pressing ETH and PEPE together with both hands — that's the correct posture.

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HashBard

· 01-10 20:38

eth and pepe patient holding is the timeless narrative arc we all pretend to understand til market crashes lmao... discipline sounds poetic till sentiment flips, ngl

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 01-10 02:08

Exactly, that's the feeling. Once you buy, just leave it be and don't mess around.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-08 19:13

This guy is right, the medium to long term is about endurance, the short-term strategies have long lost their novelty. Wait, can PEPE really be considered a main allocation? I think that's a bit questionable. Compound interest sounds easy, but how many actually stick to it? Never mind, I admire your patience. ETH is okay, but you need to think carefully about the risks of PEPE. I agree with having a planned allocation, it's much better than blindly going all in. The hardest part of medium to long term investing is surviving those crashes. Can you withstand them? Honestly, compared to tracking records, I want to know when your allocation will bounce back.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-08 03:50

This is the rhythm of getting rich slowly. It sounds simple to talk about, but it's truly incredible to do.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-08 03:50

Holding ETH and PEPE with a laid-back attitude. Honestly, just waiting is already exhausting enough. Compound interest sounds great in theory, but it's really just time exchanging for money. Being able to withstand drawdowns is the real skill.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-08 03:47

It's called medium to long-term holding, but in reality, it's just being reluctant to sell when you're trapped. --- I can understand ETH, but dare to buy meme coins like PEPE? That's a bold move, brother. --- I believe in compound interest, but the prerequisite is to cut losses... It's not something you can make money on by just waiting blindly. --- "Disciplined allocation," listen to this, using this phrase sounds just like the project team's rhetoric. --- Wait, is that it? No specific entry points or risk warnings? --- No problem with medium to long-term, but I'm afraid the long-term turns into "permanent deep trapping." --- Another like-minded group and witnessing the profit curve, hinting at creating a group? Be careful of this trick. --- For meme coins like PEPE, it might just be a Ponzi scheme, take it easy. --- Just for reference, brother, don't package your gambling as an investment theory.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-08 03:33

Long-term investing indeed requires patience, but can brother Pepe really achieve compound growth in this field?

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-08 03:21

I agree with ETH, but PEPE... still has a bit of a gambling element, ngl

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