2026-01-01 01:25:46

Almost at the finish line

Everybody's got opinions—cash out now, lock in profits, play it safe with hedges. Classic risk-averse moves. But here's the thing: waiting on the sidelines means missing the actual shot when it counts.

Why bet against yourself? The real money isn't made by following the crowd's exit strategy. $DREAM's positioned for something bigger, and sitting this one out while holding hedges is just leaving chips on the table.

Sometimes you gotta lean in instead of bailing. That's where the real gains live.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 13h ago

You're telling me to all in again, huh? That's hilarious. Is this time really different?

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ChainDoctor

· 13h ago

To be honest, going all-in or sticking to arbitrage depends on whether you believe in yourself.

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AirdropHunter007

· 13h ago

Brothers are still debating whether to sell or not, I've already gone all in on $DREAM. Anyway, it's death either way, so better to take a gamble.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 13h ago

Surfing spots are all here, still drinking martinis waiting for the waves? LP yield is calling you.

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UncleLiquidation

· 13h ago

It's over. Going all-in or cutting losses—it's all about whether you dare to bet on yourself.

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ZKProofster

· 13h ago

ngl, this is just survivorship bias dressed up as conviction. the "real money" narrative conveniently ignores all the positions that got liquidated leaning in. technically speaking, there's no cryptographic guarantee that timing the exit worse than timing the entry creates alpha.

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