A few days ago, when the market was at a high, it was basically the time when the market was experiencing the most FOMO. Many people came to ask me what they could buy at the moment, and my answer was always to not buy anything.

The market has slightly pulled back, but it hasn't really pulled back too much. Yesterday's market did have some FOMO, and I advised many people not to buy in the short term. So far, it seems that the judgment was correct; SOL and BNB are indeed the doomsday vehicles. Basically, every time the market rises, there will be a pullback. However, I believe that after this wave of consolidation is in place, BNB should perform well. Personally, my position is still not fully loaded. My view on the bull market has always been clear; I won't increase my position without a significant pullback. Although the current market pullback is not substantial, considering the cost-performance ratio, if someone bought in yesterday and got stuck, that wouldn't feel good. So, many times when the market is experiencing FOMO, waiting might be the right move. The best time to enter is when the market pulls back to the point where no one dares to buy.