Iranian crisis, war in Ukraine, Covid, Trump’s election, the crypto Fed… What’s next?
Macro drives the markets. Always. These are events no one can control — not even the best analysts. If current geopolitical headlines are stressing you out, that’s normal. But remember this:
- Not a trader? Then don’t kid yourself: without professional tools and solid experience (at least one bull run and one bear market), you won’t beat the market. And that’s okay.
- An investor? Great. That’s where you can make a real difference. Be patient. Trust the long-term decisions you’ve made on strong, high-cap projects. Take profits (TP) when your goals are reached — define them ahead of time. Every crisis is a human tragedy. But in markets, it’s also an opportunity.
=> Build an investment plan. Use DCA, learn to read a few simple indicators. And above all — don’t be afraid. You’re not investing for tomorrow. You’re investing for years to come.
And you know what? You’ll be fine. If you keep your vision clear, and place your trust not in your money — but in yourself and in God — you’ve already won.
I see a lot of dream sellers posting on Square: XRP soon at $1,000, $500, even $10,000. It would be fantastic if it happens — but…
Technically, it’s extremely unlikely that XRP will ever exceed $5 (≈58.44 B circulating supply; ~$134 B current market cap).
Buying now to aim for a 2× return in the medium/long term is reasonable (current price $2.29 → target $4.58; implies market cap ≈$268 B).
And it’s even more unlikely that those entering now will see the same returns as those who bought XRP when it was worth only around $0.40.
I’d love to see more upside, but never fall in love with any crypto—emotional investing often leads to bad decisions, hurts morale, and erodes returns.
Maybe I’m wrong — no one knows the future. Easy money promises only trap those who belier them. What’s your take?
You hold the crypto. It doesn’t hold you (beware the illusion of control bias).