The curious thing about cryptocurrencies... People only remember the parts where you were successful.
For example, if you invested $1,000 in Solana in 2020, you would now have around $61,000.
At its peak, its value reached $184,000.
It's crazy to mention it that way. $SOL
But I still think... Who maintained this value during that time?
Because Solana then was not Solana as people are talking about it now.
It was just another series... Another bet... Another possibility.
There were dozens of these chains.
Most of them didn't work. Some of them disappeared quietly. Some of them rose in price and then vanished.
Some of them still exist, but no one cares now.
So when people show these numbers, it always seems... Deficient.
Well, Solana did it.
But how many $1,000 bets have evaporated at the same time? How many people sold at double... five times... ten times? Do they think they are smart?
The rest of their death.
Or worse... They held something else that did not return.
This is the part that no one follows.
Because the outcome... Seems clear after it's too late
But it never seems obvious and you're immersed in it
At that moment, it wasn't "the amount would reach $184 thousand"
It was just... A risky deal
So far, not all projects succeed
Most of them don't change
So, yes, there's a chance of profit
But there's also an applied silence about everything that didn't work
And I think that's the aspect people should think more about
Not just about what happened... But about what almost happened and didn't happen $SOL
For example, if you invested $1,000 in Solana in 2020, you would now have around $61,000.
At its peak, its value reached $184,000.
It's crazy to mention it that way. $SOL
But I still think... Who maintained this value during that time?
Because Solana then was not Solana as people are talking about it now.
It was just another series... Another bet... Another possibility.
There were dozens of these chains.
Most of them didn't work. Some of them disappeared quietly. Some of them rose in price and then vanished.
Some of them still exist, but no one cares now.
So when people show these numbers, it always seems... Deficient.
Well, Solana did it.
But how many $1,000 bets have evaporated at the same time? How many people sold at double... five times... ten times? Do they think they are smart?
The rest of their death.
Or worse... They held something else that did not return.
This is the part that no one follows.
Because the outcome... Seems clear after it's too late
But it never seems obvious and you're immersed in it
At that moment, it wasn't "the amount would reach $184 thousand"
It was just... A risky deal
So far, not all projects succeed
Most of them don't change
So, yes, there's a chance of profit
But there's also an applied silence about everything that didn't work
And I think that's the aspect people should think more about
Not just about what happened... But about what almost happened and didn't happen $SOL
