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If we disagree, you're probably right.
1. Is the cryptocurrency world going to end?
Recently, many posts in the industry that are pessimistic about blockchain are very popular. Many people outside the industry are asking me if the blockchain scam is over? People in the industry are asking if the industry has no future? What stage of the cycle are we in? Compared with good news, bad news is more likely to make headlines, and bad news is also more likely to get more traffic and attention. What is more worthy of ridicule than people in the cryptocurrency circle pessimistic about the cryptocurrency circle? These behaviors and emotions are constantly contagious, engulfing traffic and intensifying. Even some OG retirements have been magnified as evidence that "the cryptocurrency circle is over." Some industry-firm idealists also reveal anxiety and confusion in their chats with me.
Recently, many posts in the industry that are pessimistic about blockchain are very popular. Many people outside the industry are asking me if the blockchain scam is over? People in the industry are asking if the industry has no future? What stage of the cycle are we in? Compared with good news, bad news is more likely to make headlines, and bad news is also more likely to get more traffic and attention. What is more worthy of ridicule than people in the cryptocurrency circle pessimistic about the cryptocurrency circle? These behaviors and emotions are constantly contagious, engulfing traffic and intensifying. Even some OG retirements have been magnified as evidence that "the cryptocurrency circle is over." Some industry-firm idealists also reveal anxiety and confusion in their chats with me.
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The 3 Dumbest Moves You Can Make in a Market Crash 🤦♂️🛑😤
The market is bleeding, and emotions are running wild. But let’s be real—most people make the same dumb mistakes over and over. If you want to survive (and profit) from this crash, avoid these three disasters:
1️⃣ Panic Selling at the Bottom 🚨
You didn’t sell when prices were high, but now that everything is down 10-20%+, you’re suddenly in a rush to sell? That’s what retail traders do—sell low and regret later. Bitcoin fell to $3,100 in 2018, and people swore crypto was over. Then it hit $69,000 in 2021. Ethereum crashed to $80 before skyrocketing past $4K. Solana dropped to $8 after FTX, then pumped 1,000%. Lesson? Don’t be the exit liquidity for smarter investors.
2️⃣ Going All-In on “Buying the Dip” Too Early 💰
Yes, the market is on sale, but who said this is the bottom? Buying the dip is smart, but going all-in too soon is reckless. What if BTC dumps another 15%? What if that altcoin you're DCA-ing into never recovers? Instead:
✅ Use laddered entries (small buys at different levels).
✅ Keep cash reserves for deeper dips.
✅ Focus on high-conviction projects like BTC, ETH and XRP—not hype coins.
3️⃣ Ignoring Reality & Holding Forever 🔄
"Holding forever" sounds noble—until you realize some coins never recover. Just ask anyone who held LUNA, Voyager, or Celsius. Some altcoins won't see new all-time highs, period. Instead:
✅ Set price targets and take profits in bull runs.
✅ Rotate into stronger assets when narratives change.
✅ If a coin breaks long-term support, reconsider if it’s worth holding.
💡 The Bottom Line?
Surviving crashes isn't about luck—it's about strategy, patience, and knowing when to act. Don't be another victim of market stupidity. Play smart.
🔥 What’s your game plan during this crash? Let’s discuss! 👇 #TradingAnalysis101
The market is bleeding, and emotions are running wild. But let’s be real—most people make the same dumb mistakes over and over. If you want to survive (and profit) from this crash, avoid these three disasters:
1️⃣ Panic Selling at the Bottom 🚨
You didn’t sell when prices were high, but now that everything is down 10-20%+, you’re suddenly in a rush to sell? That’s what retail traders do—sell low and regret later. Bitcoin fell to $3,100 in 2018, and people swore crypto was over. Then it hit $69,000 in 2021. Ethereum crashed to $80 before skyrocketing past $4K. Solana dropped to $8 after FTX, then pumped 1,000%. Lesson? Don’t be the exit liquidity for smarter investors.
2️⃣ Going All-In on “Buying the Dip” Too Early 💰
Yes, the market is on sale, but who said this is the bottom? Buying the dip is smart, but going all-in too soon is reckless. What if BTC dumps another 15%? What if that altcoin you're DCA-ing into never recovers? Instead:
✅ Use laddered entries (small buys at different levels).
✅ Keep cash reserves for deeper dips.
✅ Focus on high-conviction projects like BTC, ETH and XRP—not hype coins.
3️⃣ Ignoring Reality & Holding Forever 🔄
"Holding forever" sounds noble—until you realize some coins never recover. Just ask anyone who held LUNA, Voyager, or Celsius. Some altcoins won't see new all-time highs, period. Instead:
✅ Set price targets and take profits in bull runs.
✅ Rotate into stronger assets when narratives change.
✅ If a coin breaks long-term support, reconsider if it’s worth holding.
💡 The Bottom Line?
Surviving crashes isn't about luck—it's about strategy, patience, and knowing when to act. Don't be another victim of market stupidity. Play smart.
🔥 What’s your game plan during this crash? Let’s discuss! 👇 #TradingAnalysis101
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Today marks approximately 3.9years that I have my binance yet I do very little with It.
I'll say mostly that I didn't take web3 as serious as I should.
Now that I'm here I set a goal of reaching $20k by year end from $0
Do you think this is achievable? share your thoughts and advice 👇
#GoalSetting
I'll say mostly that I didn't take web3 as serious as I should.
Now that I'm here I set a goal of reaching $20k by year end from $0
Do you think this is achievable? share your thoughts and advice 👇
#GoalSetting
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