Someone asked me: if you missed this round of the Sui rally, will you regret it?
As someone who bought around $0.4 in 2023 and tracked it all the way to more than $4, what is there for me to regret?
My earlier posts already talked about position management.
If you can only allocate one primary position among ARB, SUI, and ONDO,
my earlier judgment was clear: the best odds were for ARB, so I chose ARB. I built my position starting July 26 and rode it as it surged threefold—so there wasn’t really any hesitation or “missed opportunity” feeling.
Don’t pay too much attention to tokens outside your position.
Every coin in the market has its own lifecycle.
You can’t stay forever in the place with the highest odds. You should not spread your position across a bunch of assets at the same level—or even assets with lower odds.
The truly difficult part of investing is never finding all the coins that go up.
It’s whether, when you see a clear opportunity, you dare to concentrate your position.
As for Sui: I started looking at it back in 2023, and I’ve also been one of the earliest and most active participants in the Sui community in the whole square.
The things I should have eaten, I already ate.
After you’ve had it once, you may not necessarily want to have it again for a second time.
Everyone should have their own way of managing positions, instead of chasing the latest hot topic every day…
$SUI $ARB #sui #ArB
As someone who bought around $0.4 in 2023 and tracked it all the way to more than $4, what is there for me to regret?
My earlier posts already talked about position management.
If you can only allocate one primary position among ARB, SUI, and ONDO,
my earlier judgment was clear: the best odds were for ARB, so I chose ARB. I built my position starting July 26 and rode it as it surged threefold—so there wasn’t really any hesitation or “missed opportunity” feeling.
Don’t pay too much attention to tokens outside your position.
Every coin in the market has its own lifecycle.
You can’t stay forever in the place with the highest odds. You should not spread your position across a bunch of assets at the same level—or even assets with lower odds.
The truly difficult part of investing is never finding all the coins that go up.
It’s whether, when you see a clear opportunity, you dare to concentrate your position.
As for Sui: I started looking at it back in 2023, and I’ve also been one of the earliest and most active participants in the Sui community in the whole square.
The things I should have eaten, I already ate.
After you’ve had it once, you may not necessarily want to have it again for a second time.
Everyone should have their own way of managing positions, instead of chasing the latest hot topic every day…
$SUI $ARB #sui #ArB