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You’ve heard it before — “Just keep buying the dip” or “DCA your way through it.”
But before following that advice blindly after a major market crash, it’s worth stopping and looking at the mathematics behind recovery.
Because the deeper the fall, the tougher the climb back becomes — and most people never talk about that part.
🔍 The True Cost of Market Drops
Let’s break it down in simple terms:
📉 If your asset falls 15%, you need around +17.6% to recover
📉 If it drops 60%, a full +150% gain is needed just to break even
📉 And if it crashes 92%, it takes an enormous +1,150% rise to return to your original price
Think about that:
If you're holding a token that crashed 92%, you're not looking for gains — you're just hoping to get back to where you started.
This is not about making profits anymore — it's about repairing damage.
💭 The Emotional Trap
Here’s where it gets tricky:
The moment your coin finally claws its way back to your original buy price, you'll hear voices from social media saying:
💎 “Stay strong, diamond hands!”
🚀 “The real rally is just getting started!”
But here's a hard truth:
👉 Your break-even point is someone else’s multi-hundred-percent gain.
Now ask yourself:
If you were sitting on a +1,000% return, wouldn’t you consider selling and securing profits?
🧠 The Hidden Risk of Misleading Metrics
Most charts and influencers show how far prices have fallen from the top —
🟥 “Down 85% from all-time high” sounds painful.
But what they don’t tell you is how unrealistic it is for some coins to ever return to those levels.
Take a look at examples like:
$YAM,
$SUSHI,
$ICP,
…And many others that didn’t just pull back — they collapsed.
To recover from such massive destruction isn’t just hard — it might take years, if it ever happens at all.
✅ The Smarter Approach
“Buy the dip” only makes sense in strong, actively developed projects — not in coins that may already be fading out.
Likewise, DCA is only effective when applied to fundamentally solid assets that have long-term potential.
Before you hit that Buy button, ask yourself:
Is this a short-term correction in a solid project?
Or is this a long-term decline with no real signs of recovery?
👉 Always evaluate risk-to-recovery ratios, not just how “cheap” the price looks.
Because what might seem like a discount could actually be a trap with no exit.
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