【You wouldn’t believe it—LINK went from $13 to almost $14 in a week. Who’s chasing whom? Who’s really dumb?】
First, the data—feel the slope yourselves: 24-hour +14.6%, one-week +17.4%, and one-month +23.7%. A week ago, when I was watching it, I even thought, "This level is pretty awkward—can’t go up, can’t go down." But over the past few days, it just dragged out a bullish candle for you.
Seriously, with a move like this, a normal person’s first reaction is, "It’s probably about to get cut." But the nerve I got cut back in 2017 tells me—every time you think, "It’s definitely going to pull back," it often still has a bit more to run. By the time you finally can’t resist and jump on the train, *boom*—it gets smashed right back down. Same script for eight years, just the props get swapped.
So where am I stuck right now? Stuck in a fight between "emotion" and "logic."
Emotion-wise: the greed index is 71, and the weekly average is also 71. That suggests the market is generally steady—no manic FOMO vibe. Volume definitely expanded too; I do buy the signal that it’s exceeding the market cap by 5%—big money entering the game isn’t just talk. But the question is: can these headline-driven things actually absorb this volume?
You’ve seen it—the CoinDesk piece about the tokenized stocks alliance news, and the IBM Swift ledger link news. The concept is definitely hot. But in practical terms: who are the real users? In traditional finance, integrating blockchain—this story has been told for three years. How many cases have actually made it work end-to-end? Whether the business logic makes sense—I’m not sure.
My old injury from 2017 is this: I also believed then that, "This technology can be implemented." And what happened? The coin was still the same coin, and the application was still the same application—the only difference was that I had one less zero in my account.
Now, LINK is up because of emotion and money, not because the fundamentals have truly changed. I didn’t add a position, but I’m watching. Watching what? Whether it can break through the 14.43 level—whether, if there’s a pullback, the 11.95 level below can hold as support. Just wait and see. You’ve got to let the main character finish the show first.
So what’s your mindset right now? Are you going to chase this LINK move? Or are you like me—saying "I’m not chasing" out loud, but your hands are already itching?
First, the data—feel the slope yourselves: 24-hour +14.6%, one-week +17.4%, and one-month +23.7%. A week ago, when I was watching it, I even thought, "This level is pretty awkward—can’t go up, can’t go down." But over the past few days, it just dragged out a bullish candle for you.
Seriously, with a move like this, a normal person’s first reaction is, "It’s probably about to get cut." But the nerve I got cut back in 2017 tells me—every time you think, "It’s definitely going to pull back," it often still has a bit more to run. By the time you finally can’t resist and jump on the train, *boom*—it gets smashed right back down. Same script for eight years, just the props get swapped.
So where am I stuck right now? Stuck in a fight between "emotion" and "logic."
Emotion-wise: the greed index is 71, and the weekly average is also 71. That suggests the market is generally steady—no manic FOMO vibe. Volume definitely expanded too; I do buy the signal that it’s exceeding the market cap by 5%—big money entering the game isn’t just talk. But the question is: can these headline-driven things actually absorb this volume?
You’ve seen it—the CoinDesk piece about the tokenized stocks alliance news, and the IBM Swift ledger link news. The concept is definitely hot. But in practical terms: who are the real users? In traditional finance, integrating blockchain—this story has been told for three years. How many cases have actually made it work end-to-end? Whether the business logic makes sense—I’m not sure.
My old injury from 2017 is this: I also believed then that, "This technology can be implemented." And what happened? The coin was still the same coin, and the application was still the same application—the only difference was that I had one less zero in my account.
Now, LINK is up because of emotion and money, not because the fundamentals have truly changed. I didn’t add a position, but I’m watching. Watching what? Whether it can break through the 14.43 level—whether, if there’s a pullback, the 11.95 level below can hold as support. Just wait and see. You’ve got to let the main character finish the show first.
So what’s your mindset right now? Are you going to chase this LINK move? Or are you like me—saying "I’m not chasing" out loud, but your hands are already itching?