PONS is down 40%. The hotter the narrative gets, the calmer you need to be
At the beginning of the month, $PONS kept rising, reaching a peak near $1.
I and my group chat friends were hesitant about whether to board the train.
Now the price is back around $0.6—nearly a 40% pullback from the previous high.
This is a common scene in the crypto world.
When a hot topic heats up, everyone starts talking about it.
The more the price rises, the more FOMO buyers there are.
When everyone thinks “it can still go up,”
the market starts rotating—and the decline won’t stop.
PONS’s earlier rally came along with #Robinhood Chain,
plus all kinds of trending narratives like Memes, trading volume, buybacks and burns.
Once market sentiment becomes concentrated, capital naturally concentrates too.
But the real question is:
When you see the “hot” narrative, is it still before others have already made money?
Many people buy a coin not because they’ve done in-depth research,
but because others say the coin is about to take off—so they start chasing the pump.
When it goes up, they think they picked the right one.
When it drops, they start doubting themselves.
When it drops again, they begin waiting to “break even.”
They don’t just lose their principal—they also take on the opportunity cost.
There are many hot opportunities in crypto,
but what matters isn’t discovering the hotspot—it’s executing a strategy.
Follow your own strategy.
Don’t buy because of FOMO.
What to buy, how much to buy, how much loss you can tolerate,
when to sell and exit—
think it through before you enter out of FOMO.
After all, the money you lose is your own—real cash, real gold and silver.
Bull and bear markets alternate, sectors rotate.
The only thing that matters is making sure you’re always in the game.
DCA with $BTC is, relatively speaking, a lower-risk way—and one that makes it easier to stay in.
#FOMO #定投BTC
At the beginning of the month, $PONS kept rising, reaching a peak near $1.
I and my group chat friends were hesitant about whether to board the train.
Now the price is back around $0.6—nearly a 40% pullback from the previous high.
This is a common scene in the crypto world.
When a hot topic heats up, everyone starts talking about it.
The more the price rises, the more FOMO buyers there are.
When everyone thinks “it can still go up,”
the market starts rotating—and the decline won’t stop.
PONS’s earlier rally came along with #Robinhood Chain,
plus all kinds of trending narratives like Memes, trading volume, buybacks and burns.
Once market sentiment becomes concentrated, capital naturally concentrates too.
But the real question is:
When you see the “hot” narrative, is it still before others have already made money?
Many people buy a coin not because they’ve done in-depth research,
but because others say the coin is about to take off—so they start chasing the pump.
When it goes up, they think they picked the right one.
When it drops, they start doubting themselves.
When it drops again, they begin waiting to “break even.”
They don’t just lose their principal—they also take on the opportunity cost.
There are many hot opportunities in crypto,
but what matters isn’t discovering the hotspot—it’s executing a strategy.
Follow your own strategy.
Don’t buy because of FOMO.
What to buy, how much to buy, how much loss you can tolerate,
when to sell and exit—
think it through before you enter out of FOMO.
After all, the money you lose is your own—real cash, real gold and silver.
Bull and bear markets alternate, sectors rotate.
The only thing that matters is making sure you’re always in the game.
DCA with $BTC is, relatively speaking, a lower-risk way—and one that makes it easier to stay in.
#FOMO #定投BTC
