Lessons in life and in the crypto world are learned with every investment made (or gamble as some have called it). In fact, both hold a similarity: when we lose, we are overtaken by a feeling of revenge that blinds us and makes us want to recover what we lost by any means in the same place. Stopping, distancing ourselves (as some have recommended) and planning the reconstruction is the first step. Today I sold my 40 OM as soon as the new liquidation candle pointed. I saved 39 dollars from what just a few weeks ago were 300 blocked in Earn with 19% APR. I don’t want revenge anymore, I don’t want what I lost there, because I know I will make wrong decisions at the moments when one or another candle appears pointing down. I left 9 dollars in the coin, the "profit" it gave me in one of today’s few rises and it will stay there until it empties or appreciates, like other small investments that are in Earn (like that Eigen airdrop). It will be my Memento Mori, to always remind me of the consequences of falling in love with an investment, hoping that the tree will never be pruned.

Do not act impulsively now. Distance yourselves, seek other coins, more stable investments, calm your heart, but do not buy more. If you don’t want to sell and leave, that’s fine, but stop feeding the reaper. $OM had the death cross twice before closing a day and now I see desperate people saying that it will go to the moon, as I have seen so many times say about $PEPE . If you like RWA, look at other cryptos, be it $PAXG or Ondo, or I don’t know, but don’t let the thirst for revenge blind you. #MarketSentimentToday