2026-01-02 23:24:36

2026 strategy: skip the leverage trap. Seriously, if you're looking to actually keep your gains, just stack xSOL and sit tight. The constant leverage plays? That's how most people get liquidated chasing quick wins. Sometimes the boring move—just holding your position, letting compound work in your favor—ends up being the smartest one.

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MetadataExplorer

· 17h ago

No, leverage is really poison. I've seen too many people because a single all-in, and it's directly Game Over.

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LayerHopper

· 19h ago

Wow, another one telling us to just "hodl and that's it"... But honestly, the xSOL wave was really stable, much more reliable than the leveraged losses I suffered before. I'm convinced.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 19h ago

Research shows that this indeed touches on the core contradiction of investment psychology—technically, the risk accumulation function of the leverage liquidation mechanism grows exponentially, and data indicates that over 85% of leveraged users ultimately cannot escape the fate of liquidation. Speaking of which, the compounding model of xSOL essentially tests whether individuals can resist the temptation of short-term fluctuations. It is worth noting that Benartzi and Thaler have long pointed out in behavioral finance research that humans are inherently more sensitive to gains than to losses, which also explains why everyone knows leverage is a trap but still can't resist jumping in. In summary, the boredom of a long-term holding strategy is precisely its cleverness.

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