Today $SAGA rose by 7.9%. The market looks pretty lively. But I came across an old news story, and I felt really uncomfortable. A 14-year-old Palestinian boy was given 100 shekels by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, a unit affiliated with Fatah, and was told to wear a suicide belt to blow up Jewish women and children. Luckily, the Israel Defense Forces stopped him before he could detonate.
100 shekels—buying a child’s life, and also buying the lives of a whole bunch of innocent people behind him. In the crypto world, if you look at it, it’s a typical “using a small cost to chase extreme volatility.” But in reality, there is no stop-loss line—only flesh and blood. $SAGA is strong today; it could be related to market sentiment, or it could simply be a routine rebound. Still, every time I see news like this, I feel that the candlestick chart, positions, and profits and losses we’re watching are actually a luxury that only exists in peaceful times.
To sum it up: money moves fast in markets, but some accounts can’t be settled with money. A child shouldn’t be turned into a bargaining chip—no matter what the justification is. The rise or fall of $SAGA is just a number. But everything in that news story is a real, heartbreaking tragedy. Remember that—it's more important than remembering 7.9%.
100 shekels—buying a child’s life, and also buying the lives of a whole bunch of innocent people behind him. In the crypto world, if you look at it, it’s a typical “using a small cost to chase extreme volatility.” But in reality, there is no stop-loss line—only flesh and blood. $SAGA is strong today; it could be related to market sentiment, or it could simply be a routine rebound. Still, every time I see news like this, I feel that the candlestick chart, positions, and profits and losses we’re watching are actually a luxury that only exists in peaceful times.
To sum it up: money moves fast in markets, but some accounts can’t be settled with money. A child shouldn’t be turned into a bargaining chip—no matter what the justification is. The rise or fall of $SAGA is just a number. But everything in that news story is a real, heartbreaking tragedy. Remember that—it's more important than remembering 7.9%.