Every time I see those comments about 'blindly following orders', I really feel that the crypto world is truly not lacking in bright lights!
Every time someone says 'Hold on, Dogecoin will see $1!' or 'PEPE will jump a hundred times!', even funnier is that line: 'The altcoins have already dropped so much, how much lower can they go?' — Bro, is your head just for decoration? Before saying this, ask the old leeks from Yuanbao Wang, have you heard of 'Feather Coin'? It went to zero 90% back then, and the grass on the grave is already three meters high!
What is reality? Newcomers? The entry and exit barriers are sky-high, and last year's bull market hardly saw any pure newbies. Without new water in the pool, who will the scythe cut? If we don't pull out the roots of the old leeks, who will we pull out?
Do you think the crash of altcoins is due to retail investors panicking? Too naive! That's capital transferring from left hand to right hand, drawing a picture, gradually leading you to average down, and in the end, pulling the roots out, leaving you lying in the mud crying for your mother. Bitcoin may still be that Bitcoin, but what about many altcoins? In two years, change the name, re-'mint' at zero cost, and tell the story again - after all, memory lasts only seven seconds.
So, what to do? In this meat grinder market, just shouting 'bull market' is useless; you need to find the real 'ballast stone'.
This is also why I started paying attention to projects like @usddio. It's not about blindly rushing in, but looking at the logic: when the market is betting on a skyrocketing rise and playing with bubbles, is there something that can return to the essence - and that is 'stability'.
#USDD以稳见信 It's not an empty statement. While everyone is painting a picture of a hundred-fold dream for you, it emphasizes stability and trust endorsement. When altcoins are spinning in the cycle of 'going to zero - rebirth', you need to think: does the underlying asset of yours need a credible anchor? Especially in this kind of 'root pulling' market, preserving value might be more important than getting rich.
Don't be misled by dream talk anymore. The market always needs 'beacons', but the smart players are already starting to look for that real stone that can stand firm in the eye of the storm.
Do you think that in the current market, chasing dreams is more important, or seeking stability is more important?
