lately, there are so many new tokens, all high-quality, and i want to hold them all, but i can't spread my liquidity across 30-40 projects. it's probably better to focus on 5. though, when I think about it... it's hard to say what's best... a complex topic to ponder. diamond hands and losing a lot of money, or paper hands but making a profit? it would be interesting to see statistics on how many projects actually survive and stay relevant in the future.

maybe the key isn't just in numbers but in finding projects that align with your values or long-term vision. after all, holding a token isn't just about profit-it's a vote of confidence in its mission and community. the balance between risk and reward often lies in understanding not just the potential gains but also the journey you're willing to take with the project. 

The goal is very good, but the ducklings need to be fed.

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