I've always been one for potential opportunities on the TL, I spot it early, ape in and make money from it
Some worked, some burnt me, but if there's one thing I've learned, it's the fact that no matter how good a project seems,
Never fall for the trick of long-term holding. I read the Whitepaper of a particular NFT project (won't mention for good reasons),
Saw the crazy potential in the tech behind what each NCT represents. I literally had my mind blown while reading it seeing the complexity hidden in the mechanism
I loved every bit of it, and even planned on how to build it up and scale it till finalization according to the WP.
Mint went live, I bought a lot of the supply with hopes for the next step and afterwards, no other words from the team
Project went silent
Team went AWOL
X page never got updated after the minted out post
I was stuck with a huge supply and a constantly depreciating asset in my portfolio.
What am I trying to get across to you here?
Anything, any project, any token, or any opportunity that makes you money in this current run isn't going to be here for long
In fact, the longest a project mostly would last is a little under 1 week at most, so you have to be greedy when it comes to taking profit cos no one cares about you
If it's a meme you're buying,
An NFT piece you're getting,
A project you're interested in,
Know how to remove emotions and see things logically. Don't fall for the regular white paper dilemma, because it's easy to put up things together to make others buy in
That's marketing 101 of any project's founder. Be prudent when it comes to taking profits, and learn not to look back afterwards
Things would get much more complex, and a lot more brutal in the trenches, but staying resilient will help you win amidst tough times
Stay safe and let's make money this month.π―β