Exactly one week ago, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) reached the mark of 380 USDT, a movement that did not go unnoticed. As someone who is always fascinated by robust and decentralized projects, I could not ignore the technical strength and the solid community behind BCH. Alongside Litecoin (LTC), I see this coin as one of the most consistent alternatives in the realm of true altcoins, those that maintain the essence of decentralization and withstand the volatile winds of the market.
But what about Solana (SOL)? Here, the story is different. Despite its efficiency and speed, its more centralized structure has always made me cautious. While many rush to embrace short-term narratives, I prefer to keep my feet grounded in fundamentals. That's why I decided to wait for the correction of BCH after the initial peak. Patience, after all, is the silent weapon of those who operate strategically.
The entry came around 350 USDT, a level that seemed attractive for a rebound. I took partial profits twice: first at 360, then at 370, always documenting the steps on social media. I confess that, upon seeing the price break 380 this week, I felt that pang of 'what if...?'. Those who waited beyond my comfort zone — and resisted the anxiety — managed to buy at 340, reaping even juicier gains today with the breakout of 386 USDT.
The lesson? The market rewards the disciplined, but also those who know how to time their moves. However, I remain cautious: significant highs like this are often followed by deeper corrections, often surpassing previous supports. It is the cyclical nature of volatile assets. Meanwhile, I continue observing, adjusting stops, and reminding myself that, in the game of cryptocurrencies, the only certainty is the need for balance between conviction and flexibility.
