Some market thoughts: Lately, I’ve been learning how to set walls for most of the coins I buy. As a trader, having the psychological discipline to set walls for your trades sets you apart from the majority. When considering a project’s ceiling, there are a few key things to consider: → Is it the first mover? → Is it new shiny tech? → What catalysts could drive it further? → Who’s the target audience, and who will eventually buy in? Using @token_works punk strategy as an example: Punkstrategy was the first “strategy coin” launched from the experiment. Many had been calling for an “NFT szn,” but this was different: it wasn’t just NFTs, it was a combo of NFTs + tokens, which had found strong PMF in the market. Why it mattered: → Punk holders are some of the most passionate, resilient, and wealthy communities in the space. → It had first mover advantage. → Hitting $10M was obvious at some point, given market conditions. If you entered around ~$500K and took profits at ~$10M, it was a solid trade. But this is where the moon bag concept comes in. Given the target audience (punk holders + NFT players looking for new plays), there was a real possibility of going much higher and it did. It eventually hit ~$300M+. Comparative Example: @punkdotauction ...