Base is full of paperhands 🫠

Just buy tokens you like and *hold*

Also people are allowed to exit — that's the whole point of investing! I hate when people try to make others feel bad for selling just because they round-tripped something. Taking profits is a responsible thing to do and is a natural part of an asset's lifecycle: one person sells, another one buys.

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Taking profits is good! I'm talking about people who buy in, price goes down a little, and they immediately panic sell. Or ones who make a tiny profit and then just nuke the chart.

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Doesn't seem to happen as much on other chains 🧐

It's all just a numbers game of arbitrage. Lots of this gets automated, sometimes to extreme amounts.

If you can guarantee 0.1% profits 100% of the time, you just have to do it 10000 times to come up 10x on your initial (not counting for gas).

Though most of the human activity is just quickly reallocating funds to a stickier coin. It's all just monetized attention after all.