It’s already 1:30 a.m. and I still haven’t slept. I was scrolling and saw that Apple and Google are hiring people to do crypto—something about launching stablecoins. My first thought was, “Oh no, here we go again—time to rush in.”

Then I opened my account to check: $AAPL is now at 338.4, up 1.6% today. At the same time, BTC is up 5.6%.

That’s it? Even with a big-name company moving in, the money only seems willing to give it 1.6%. In plain terms, the market isn’t taking “an Apple-issued token” seriously. The one being dramatic is me. Binance’s AAPL token is 338.37, only about 3 cents away from the real stock price—nobody is panic-selling early, and there’s no premium. This is more honest than any slogan.

The last time I believed news like this and chased it, I ended up cutting at the lowest point the next day. My hands were so shaky I pressed the confirm button twice. I wouldn’t touch it at all until it climbed above 345. If it fell below 333, then I’d admit I was wrong.

When you see a big company entering the market, do you guys rush in? I’m not daring to anymore.

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