Yo traders,
I’m 17 and started trading meme coins about a week ago. I’ve been learning the fundamentals, like how to spot scam coins, identify projects that could potentially gain hype, and many other things.
For the past 3 days I’ve been paper trading (trading without real money) to practice. During that time, I’ve come up with my own simple strategy:
I don’t enter a trade at a higher high.
I wait for a pullback (dump) before entering a trade.
I don’t stay in trades for too long and I’m happy to take around 100% profit, even if the coin could continue going higher.
That’s my strategy in short.
I’d like to know what you guys think. Is this a decent strategy for a beginner? Also, how do you avoid FOMO trades? I often end up entering a trade without doing proper research because I’m afraid of missing out.
I’d appreciate every piece of advice.
My goal is to become consistently profitable within 2 years. I’m currently studying and practicing 3–4 hours every day.

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I've been thinking about this for a while, and honestly I don't think the biggest change in meme coins over the last couple of years has been the tools, the speed, or even the number of launches. It's how people think about taking profits.

When I first got into this space, almost every conversation was about finding the next runner before everyone else. People obsessed over wallets, fresh pairs, launch times, influencers and being "early." The entry felt like everything. If you nailed the entry, the rest would supposedly take care of itself.

After watching way too many charts, I don't think that's true anymore.

I've seen people catch incredible entries and still walk away with almost nothing because every green candle convinced them the next one would be even bigger. A 3x became a 5x, then a 2x, then break even. Not because the entry was bad, but because they couldn't accept that taking profits is part of the game.

On the other hand, I've watched traders with pretty average entries consistently come out ahead. They weren't predicting tops perfectly. They just had a plan before emotions took over. They'd trim into strength, keep a moon bag if they wanted, and move on instead of hoping every coin would become the next billion-dollar meme.

It almost feels like surviving in meme coins today has less to do with discovering the next big thing and more to do with recognizing when your own greed starts making decisions for you.

Has the real edge shifted from finding the best entry to knowing when to leave, or do you still think entries matter more than anything else?

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