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just a guy with wifi and too much confidence. i post what i do. not advice.
Katılım Mayıs 2025
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@wizardofsoho @grok verify please, I don’t think Wiz has ever had a hair on his head in his life.
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Hard to find anyone happier than me about the official launch of Plasma One.
Plasma One has the potential to become a billion dollar revenue company. It has one of the strongest narratives in crypto, and this is just one of the products launched on its own blockchain. Everything they do is built in-house, by their own hands.
Don’t value Plasma based on a single product. They built the best working blockchain for stablecoins, with many more products on the way and major companies being onboarded onto their rails.
My first buy of plasma:native was 8-9x higher than the current price almost a year ago, but my last buy was nearly 2x lower than today’s price. That’s how conviction and long term investing work.
Congrats to the team.
I won’t be looking at the price until Plasma enters the top 20 cryptocurrencies.
Plasma@Plasma
Plasma One is live now. Join in the next 7 days and get the Core tier free for your first year. Over $1,000 in value, reserved for early users.
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@SullyFromHTown haha there were times when I was only posting about Plasma
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@funcry I have a nice bag here cause of you talking about it.
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@wronguser000 $10M FDV competitor company doesn’t even have its own blockchain tho.
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The key difference is whether you’re making the decision emotionally or realistically.
If you’re down bad and just want to improve your average entry because you’re emotionally attached to the meme, that’s usually a terrible reason to buy more. Especially if it’s a news-based meme, the narrative is dead, the community left, and there is no realistic catalyst for attention to come back.
But if the meme survived, didn’t go to zero, still has a community, still has believers, and has a continuation narrative, that’s a completely different story.
You need to look at it objectively. If there is a realistic chance that attention comes back in the future, then there is also a realistic chance that people who were buying before will buy again, often at much higher prices.
Not every 80% drawdown is a buying opportunity.
But some memes are down 80% while the narrative is still alive. Those are the ones worth paying attention to.
The biggest mistake is treating emotional attachment and conviction as the same thing. They’re not.
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I’m not talking about fresh launches with no history.
I’m talking about memes that survived, didn’t go to zero, still have a narrative and a realistic chance that attention comes back.
If you’re down 70-80% and you still believe in it, what’s the idea of selling? If you sit down without emotions and realize that people will likely buy it again when the market comes back, then accumulating more is a no brainer.
By accumulating more, I mean with a size you can actually handle. I’m sure everyone has at least a few memes in mind that are down bad right now but have a much higher probability of going up once attention and liquidity come back.
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smart and rich people accumulate, literally building the floor, not selling until their favorite meme starts getting exchange listings.
then they sell into the biggest volume that meme has ever had, with minimal impact, and make life changing money.
rotators rotate.
they either completely lose everything they have or win small here and there.
choose your character wisely.
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