We Buy Coins Knowing Some Of Them Will Rug Pull Us
In this monologue, Alexander Lorenzo advocates deliberately buying tiny amounts of high‑risk, low‑liquidity tokens—essentially “buying a rug pull”—as a hands‑on learning exercise. He argues that the experience of connecting a wallet, executing a trade, and witnessing a rug pull provides more educational value than spending on non‑essential items. Lorenzo acknowledges that many of these micro‑investments will inevitably fail, so he recommends a no‑greed mindset: set modest sell targets, be prepared to cut losses quickly, and move on without waiting for a potential pump. He stresses that traditional technical analysis and percentage‑based profit rules are ineffective for low‑liquidity coins due to extreme volatility and thin order books. The core guidance is to treat each small loss as a data point, avoid over‑optimism, and focus on rapid learning rather than chasing big gains.
