For a coin to rise from 5M to 100 million, it has to go through a lot of things.

First is shakeout. You need to wash out the unsteady people—because even if you pump, these folks will sell and smash it down. You pump for two days to gain 80%, and then in one day it drops back. On the fourth day you keep pumping, and on the fifth day it keeps dropping—this kind of back-and-forth volatility is what washes people out.

Second is time. Many people can’t stand the loneliness. If it chops sideways at the low point for one or two months, while during that time other coins are flying all over the place—up 5x, 10x—then ask yourself: can you really stay put with your own coin still stuck, or not moving? Can you really endure it?

Third is lack of attention. Everyone has stopped talking about this coin; there’s no longer any hotspot or buzz. Even the most faithful believers who used to be the strongest faith have already sold, and they’re now promoting other projects.

Fourth is a flood of garbage, low-quality news. After you see it, you feel there’s no hope for the coin. With so many people thinking it’s trash, there’s probably no hope—so they cut their losses. And the principal you cut becomes the profit the whales make.

After going through these events and over time, I think most people have already sold and can’t hold on, because their faith in their hearts has been shattered—gone, completely.

What I want to say is: if you believe in a project, stick to your conviction. Block out all noise. Don’t rely on social media information. Make a time plan. We will ultimately reach the far shore of victory. Come on, coin holders—hang in there.
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