Drawdowns are a normal thing.
Almost all large one-way market moves end with a mess.
Many people’s idea of a bull market is charging forward nonstop;
people’s idea of an alt season is all the alts going 10x, 100x.
When the market is good, KOLs and the media love to hype things up to generate traffic.
In a big one-way rally, one after another they shout “bull market.” After a big drop, one after another they manufacture panic.
But the market has never run like that.
Every coin has its own cycle.
Bitcoin has its own cycle, ETH has its own cycle, and MeMe also has its own cycle.
Market liquidity itself keeps cycling.
When it’s risen too much, it needs to release; when it’s fallen too much, it needs to find new support.
So I’m not a god either.
I’m just calculating odds and believing the market has reached a liquidity position where there’s a “kill from both ends.”
Since profits have already appeared, rather than continuing to chase things that have already run up, it’s better to put some of those profits back into Ethereum.
Investment is always a long-cycle endeavor—there are too many chances missed and regrets. Developing good habits is what helps you live a better life.
So recently, I advised you to move this round’s high-volume alt profits over to large Ethereum-capital “big pancakes,” take a bit of money out to have some fun, and buy a few gifts for your family and friends.
Both people and markets need rest. The gentleman isn’t pleased by things and isn’t saddened by oneself. Investing is the same—whether you stay or leave is unintentional; just let things unfold with the clouds rolling in the sky.
$BTC $ETH #btc #ldo
Almost all large one-way market moves end with a mess.
Many people’s idea of a bull market is charging forward nonstop;
people’s idea of an alt season is all the alts going 10x, 100x.
When the market is good, KOLs and the media love to hype things up to generate traffic.
In a big one-way rally, one after another they shout “bull market.” After a big drop, one after another they manufacture panic.
But the market has never run like that.
Every coin has its own cycle.
Bitcoin has its own cycle, ETH has its own cycle, and MeMe also has its own cycle.
Market liquidity itself keeps cycling.
When it’s risen too much, it needs to release; when it’s fallen too much, it needs to find new support.
So I’m not a god either.
I’m just calculating odds and believing the market has reached a liquidity position where there’s a “kill from both ends.”
Since profits have already appeared, rather than continuing to chase things that have already run up, it’s better to put some of those profits back into Ethereum.
Investment is always a long-cycle endeavor—there are too many chances missed and regrets. Developing good habits is what helps you live a better life.
So recently, I advised you to move this round’s high-volume alt profits over to large Ethereum-capital “big pancakes,” take a bit of money out to have some fun, and buy a few gifts for your family and friends.
Both people and markets need rest. The gentleman isn’t pleased by things and isn’t saddened by oneself. Investing is the same—whether you stay or leave is unintentional; just let things unfold with the clouds rolling in the sky.
$BTC $ETH #btc #ldo
