Odaily编辑部投资操作全记录(4月21日)

Odaily星球日报Опубліковано о 2025-04-21Востаннє оновлено о 2025-04-21

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关于纸手小子上周梭哈抄底SkyAI的二三事;暂别啦,RFC;不接盘“链上亚文化群体”比特币生态。

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Odaily编辑部投资操作全记录(4月21日)


推荐人:Ethan(X:@ethanzhang_web3

简介:“永赚”大师,全方位散财童子
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1、BN 的猪脚饭最近吃的很舒服,跟着一姐为社区造福的思路,加仓了 BNB(短期不卖)和参与打新,不过也不是每次都能抢到,SKYAI 就是从 CEX 里买了 2000 U,看时机随时撤离(不建议跟随操作,已被套)。
2、最近 AI 信息化要刮风,MCP 热度也从 Web2 吹到了 Web3,本着不买 Meme 就买 AI 的思路, 0.128 时加仓了深度回调的 SHELL,顺带在 0.54 位置买了 FET,等待底部突破,看到现价翻倍(现价 0.14、 0.6)。
推荐人:Bcxiongdi(X:@BCxiongdi
简介:纸手小子,PVP 爱好者
分享:上周整体回撤挺大,主要是行情前期手太纸,错过了 RFC 和 Dark。因此想开始调整自己的风格,找几个标的试着当一回钻石手,分别是:Italianrot、Time、GCats 和 Wizard。
1、Italianrot 和 Wizard 是我最看好的两个,逻辑也清晰,但建仓位置有点高,加上中途没拿住洗盘,亏损出场了,说白了就是没拿住。
2、Time 和 GCats 完全是 FOMO 情绪上头,追高后止损出局,复盘发现当时这俩的市值冲得太快,盈亏比根本不成立。
3、上周唯一还算满意的交易是 SkyAI 的抄底,当时砸到 16 m,直接把链上的钱梭哈进去。判断逻辑是打新效果不错,顶格号能有 1000 U 左右收益,再叠加低市值,盈亏比非常舒服。结果只吃了 20% 就跑了,原计划是等推特有人喊单再出,最后还是没做到知行合一。
4、这几天一共 P 了大概 50-60 个币,整体 PvP 是赚的。平均持仓时间不超过 10 分钟,介入时的市值大概都在 100-200 k。
总结一下:其实上周整体行情不算好,因为龙头 RFC 一路砸,没反应过来,导致我对很多币的市值预期定得太高,结果就成了追高接盘。接下来还是以 PvP 为主,先把回血做起来再说。
推荐人:golem(X:@web3_golem
简介:比特币生态捕手、Meme 练习生、永远吃不上热乎选手
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1、RFC 是我持仓超半个月的 Meme 币,第一笔买入是在 3 月 31 日,后续上涨虽有卖出但仍有底仓,不过昨日我在市值 45 m 处全部清仓了。原因在于 RFC 的节奏变得拖拉,想要再次引起 fomo 的条件变得很高,币安的现货预期已经不够量,可能需要特朗普、马斯克级别的人物名牌喊单;第二个原因是 RFC 的前排过于钻石手,积累的抛压使人害怕,从 K 线来看,Wintermute 似乎也弃盘了。如果跌倒 20 m,可以考虑接一手。
2、Dark 也是 Wintermute 做市,此前其多次买入,不过似乎也弃盘了,和 RFC 下跌时间有些重叠,我在 25 m 处果断亏本清仓。清仓的另一个原因是我对 Dark 的价值本身也不看好,拿着睡不着。一是 Dark 目前也没有实际产品,但市场预期有些高,实际产品出现后我不认为能符合用户预期,二是 AI Agent 代币的老痛点就是代币与实际产品联系并不密切,代币无实用性,偏向 Meme 炒作,MCP 仍未改变这一点。
3、但我看好 BNB Chain 上的 MCP 项目 SKYAI,单价 0.032 美元接盘,现在已经盈利 35% 。SKYAI 已经通过空投的财富效应是把自己信誉立住了,接下来能够引起价格上涨的预期还是挺多的,如产品预期、CZ 互动预期和币安上币等预期。我认为市值还是会达到 80-100 m 区间。但也有风险,接下来的这几天尤为关键,如果 SKYAI 不兑现产品预期,那价格就会撑不住,需要在崩溃之前跑路。
4、上周比特币生态的 Alkanes 协议很火,但我并没买入龙头 METHANE,因为我认为回暖是假象。不得不承认的是,比特币生态已经沦为了“链上亚文化群体”,小众、自我且孤独。METHANE 市值目前是 1300 万美元,已经开始下跌,我认为当我第一次看见的瞬间就是顶了。如果你不是真正的比特币 degen(全网已经不超过 200 人),那么当一个新东西传到你这时,大概率你是接盘的。
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