How my approach to $KOGE and $USELESS evolved since the last phase

I’ve been hanging around here for a while watching people catch early runs on low caps like $KOGE, $USELESS, $PUMP, and $UB. Honestly, I used to be that guy who just held through every dip waiting for that “someday” breakout. It felt safer to hold, but looking back, I was just stuck.

Things changed around Phase 15 of the Bitget Onchain Challenge. Instead of bag-holding, I started trading those same tokens more actively. I followed the Onchain phases that spotlight trending projects each round, and that structure made a big difference. It gave me a rhythm to trade within, instead of just reacting to hype.

Since then, I’ve been using tools like GetAgent to study token behavior, onchain liquidity, and volume spikes before entering. It made trading feel less like guessing and more like timing momentum.

Now that we’re in Phase 25, I’m applying what I learned and seeing more consistency. Even the trades that don’t go big still feel worthwhile since each round comes with incentives that keep it motivating.

Not every trade wins, but every phase feels like progress. It’s wild how just shifting from “holding and hoping” to “trading with purpose” can change your whole mindset.