Recently, ZBT's performance has indeed been surprising, doubling from the initial holding strategy to now. Many friends are asking whether to continue holding or to take profits in batches, which is indeed a question worth serious consideration.



Honestly, such gains often require rational analysis. A onefold return is already quite substantial, and taking profits in batches is a common way to reduce risk. Some brothers went all-in, and while luck was on their side, this all-in strategy is essentially a gamble on probability.

From a practical perspective, ZBT was previously listed as a key target by many research institutions, and this surge in price to some extent reflects the market's recognition of its fundamentals. But every asset has its cycle, and maintaining caution at high levels is always wise.

Suggestion: If you have already gained more than onefold, consider reducing your position in batches to lock in profits, while keeping some remaining for further observation. This way, you can enjoy the potential for continued growth while avoiding the risk of a pullback. After all, making money while alive is more important than an all-in double.
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GasWastervip
· 10h ago
Still debating after doubling? You should have started taking profits earlier. --- Friends who go all-in, pray now—high positions are always the easiest to get wiped out. --- ZBT's recent gains are mostly luck; don't be fooled by fake fundamentals. --- Locking in profits is not shameful; going all-in is the real foolishness. --- The problem is most people can't rationally reduce their positions; greed is the norm. --- Seeing others double their investments makes you jealous, but the deepest losses are often yours. --- I've heard too many times about advising to take profits gradually; the market never plays by the rules. --- Does anyone really go all-in? Then wish them good luck quickly. --- Holding at high positions and not sleeping well—why bother? --- A 100% return is already a big win; greed and continuing to hold is just gambler's mentality.
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RooftopReservervip
· 10h ago
Still hesitating after doubling? You should have reduced your position earlier, brother --- All-in are gamblers; taking profits in stages is the right way --- Nobody listens to the advice to be cautious at high levels, everyone keeps dreaming of going to the moon --- ZBT's recent surge is indeed eye-catching, but where is the ceiling --- Making money while alive vs getting rich overnight, most people choose the latter, which is why they always lose money --- Doubled your profits and still dare to hold? That mental strength is truly impressive --- Made a 100% profit and still ask if you should sell? This question itself indicates it's time to exit --- Talking about cycles is easy; actually selling at the high is something no one can do --- Going all-in and doubling your money is indeed exciting, but will the next coin go straight to zero? --- Reducing positions in stages is correct, but executing it is a hundred times harder than just talking about it
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WhaleMistakervip
· 10h ago
Still hesitating after doubling? You really need to take profits when you see good opportunities. To be honest, going all-in is just a gambling mentality. I've already taken profits in stages. This round of ZBT is indeed exciting, but you should sell at high levels; otherwise, a pullback could ruin your mood. Locking in profits in stages is the safest strategy; as for the rest, we'll see how the market develops. The saying "making money while alive" is spot on; don't be greedy and end up getting trapped.
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StakeTillRetirevip
· 10h ago
Still wanting to be greedy after doubling, this mindset needs correction Taking profits in batches is the way to go, don't wait for a sudden drop ZBT rises happily, but also falls hard; taking profits when the time is right is the right move Brothers with full positions are making great profits, but what about next time? Staying alive is what matters Not reducing positions at high levels is a gambler's mentality Doubling profits and not selling? That's really brave
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 10h ago
Still hesitating after doubling? I'll just cut my position in half and take a big nap. Not locking in a 100% profit, brain is waterlogged. Is it so hard to take profits when the time is right, brothers? ZBT's recent surge is a bit crazy, but I don't believe it can keep flying forever. Brothers who went all-in, are you now winning big or trapped? The key is to avoid a pullback. Taking profits in stages is truly the way to go; all-in is gambler's logic. Not reducing positions at high levels, just waiting to be smashed.
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ProofOfNothingvip
· 10h ago
Still debating after doubling, should have started taking profits earlier Taking profits when the gains are good is true, don't cry during a pullback ZBT has indeed been fierce this round, but those greedy at high levels have all been trapped Being alive is more important than going all-in, there's nothing wrong with that Friends who are all-in should be celebrating now, envy Taking profits in batches is the right way, greed is the poison of investment Want to triple your gains after doubling? The market teaches people no mercy ZBT's rapid increase must have a story behind it, be cautious It seems some people only realize they regret when they start losing Those who reduced their positions at high levels should be sleeping quite soundly now
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