Don't leave the table because of one rise or fall; staying at the table brings new opportunities
1. The regret of those who left
A certain programmer gambled 10,000 LTC at 37 yuan each, sold for 1,000 yuan and made a profit of 9 million before exiting. A week later, the price soared to 2,500 yuan. Stories of 'selling before dawn' are repeatedly told; some went bankrupt after making profits, while others lost everything in contracts, and many permanently exited due to 'misjudging the peak'.
2. The non-linear explosion of the industry
- In 2017, it was thought the bull market had ended; who could have predicted that Elon Musk would drive Dogecoin up by 100 times?
- While some people think NFTs are a bubble, stars like Jay Chou and celebrities from the West have already entered the market with their traffic;
- Even the 'sci-fi plot' of a U.S. president issuing a coin is overturning old perceptions.
3. Core logic: You have to stay at the table to have a chance
The industry reshuffling has never stopped; the turnover of exchanges and the iteration of narratives are the norms. What is currently referred to as the 'bear bottom' is actually a period of technical accumulation (like inscriptions and cross-chain protocols). Everyone's 'blooming period' in the market is different; instead of anxiously exiting, it's better to view it from a ten-year cycle perspective: as long as you stay in the game, you have the chance to catch the next explosion point—after all, the 'Easter eggs' of blockchain are always left for the holders.
