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Talk about your views on $DOT
Polkadot indeed has had its shining moments.
After a long bear market, it is possible to see a bull market rise by 1 to 2 times, but this is not guaranteed.
Polkadot's competitor is Astro Boy. I don't know why Astro Boy is so clean; using its chain does not require consuming Astro Boy. Because of this integrity, it has been criticized by the community and has not risen. It is very simple: buying it has no benefits, and there is no room for speculation.
Polkadot's ecosystem is still quite good; it's a bit better than Astro Boy.
The main reason is that the founder is impressive, as he was the former CTO of Ethereum. From a technical perspective, there are no issues.
However, its prospects lie in cross-chain technology. Will so many people really dare to cross chains? Personally, I don't really dare to cross.
I fear losing coins after being attacked. Does this cross-chain technology really have a large-scale prospect? Currently, it's hard to say.
Of course, if the virtual world of Web3 really opens up, then this cross-chain application will be significant.
Currently, the market value is 6.4 billion, but as it stands, this valuation is neither high nor low, an infinitely inflationary coin, and the foundation has long since laid back with the young models; I certainly won't buy.
If you bought above $30, don't expect to break even in this lifetime. If you bought above $20, the chance of breaking even is less than 50%. If you bought around $10, breaking even should not be a problem; I hope you can break even in the next bull market. But what is the point of breaking even if you don't make a profit?
If you don’t understand anything and just want to buy in a bear market and sell in a bull market, then learn this trick. Open the software, set it to weekly, then zoom out, and when it’s in a straight line, buy in. Sell out at the peaks in the valleys.
Don’t rush in when it’s at a peak; instead, dive in when it’s in a straight line.
If you can understand this point, you have already defeated countless retail investors.
Polkadot indeed has had its shining moments.
After a long bear market, it is possible to see a bull market rise by 1 to 2 times, but this is not guaranteed.
Polkadot's competitor is Astro Boy. I don't know why Astro Boy is so clean; using its chain does not require consuming Astro Boy. Because of this integrity, it has been criticized by the community and has not risen. It is very simple: buying it has no benefits, and there is no room for speculation.
Polkadot's ecosystem is still quite good; it's a bit better than Astro Boy.
The main reason is that the founder is impressive, as he was the former CTO of Ethereum. From a technical perspective, there are no issues.
However, its prospects lie in cross-chain technology. Will so many people really dare to cross chains? Personally, I don't really dare to cross.
I fear losing coins after being attacked. Does this cross-chain technology really have a large-scale prospect? Currently, it's hard to say.
Of course, if the virtual world of Web3 really opens up, then this cross-chain application will be significant.
Currently, the market value is 6.4 billion, but as it stands, this valuation is neither high nor low, an infinitely inflationary coin, and the foundation has long since laid back with the young models; I certainly won't buy.
If you bought above $30, don't expect to break even in this lifetime. If you bought above $20, the chance of breaking even is less than 50%. If you bought around $10, breaking even should not be a problem; I hope you can break even in the next bull market. But what is the point of breaking even if you don't make a profit?
If you don’t understand anything and just want to buy in a bear market and sell in a bull market, then learn this trick. Open the software, set it to weekly, then zoom out, and when it’s in a straight line, buy in. Sell out at the peaks in the valleys.
Don’t rush in when it’s at a peak; instead, dive in when it’s in a straight line.
If you can understand this point, you have already defeated countless retail investors.
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