$FTT In this market, if you want to make big money by relying on counterfeit native dogs, you must be someone who can hold on. Since you can hold on, you must hold on whether it goes up or down. Is that right? There is no doubt about that.
However, counterfeits often go to zero, and value can be destroyed. So how can one make money in the end? If someone buys and sells after a small increase, then they definitely cannot hold on; how can they make hundreds of times profit? So the logic does not add up. There is a contradiction between what can be held and what is bought for profit.
Unless they can hold every purchase and then sell after hundreds of times. That would be too incredible; such a person is one in ten thousand. If someone can do this, then that wealth is theirs, and they are not an ordinary person. We certainly cannot envy that. Many people admire such operations. But the question is, how do you do it?
Those who have held Bitcoin for 10 years and Ethereum for 7 years have all experienced short-term increases of dozens of times followed by drops of 80-90%, rising and falling repeatedly, and have only gained immense wealth by holding on. Buying back after a big drop and selling after a big rise is a magical operation, so I can't help but ask, how do they know it won't drop further after it has fallen, and how do they know it won't rise again after selling? When should they buy back, and how much should they buy? When should they sell?
However, counterfeits often go to zero, and value can be destroyed. So how can one make money in the end? If someone buys and sells after a small increase, then they definitely cannot hold on; how can they make hundreds of times profit? So the logic does not add up. There is a contradiction between what can be held and what is bought for profit.
Unless they can hold every purchase and then sell after hundreds of times. That would be too incredible; such a person is one in ten thousand. If someone can do this, then that wealth is theirs, and they are not an ordinary person. We certainly cannot envy that. Many people admire such operations. But the question is, how do you do it?
Those who have held Bitcoin for 10 years and Ethereum for 7 years have all experienced short-term increases of dozens of times followed by drops of 80-90%, rising and falling repeatedly, and have only gained immense wealth by holding on. Buying back after a big drop and selling after a big rise is a magical operation, so I can't help but ask, how do they know it won't drop further after it has fallen, and how do they know it won't rise again after selling? When should they buy back, and how much should they buy? When should they sell?