What’s the most common mistake retail investors make when they see consecutive price increases?
Thinking they should run.
I’ve been trapped since 2017 too many times. Every time I see this kind of chart, I get an instinctive urge to sell. But look at LINK’s data—up 6.2% in 24 hours, 14.9% in 7 days, and 31.4% in a month. If it were other coins, I’d have said, “It’s about time it dropped.” But this time, I truly don’t have the confidence.
Why? Because trading volume has expanded abnormally, and a big move might be nearing. This kind of momentum can’t be manufactured by retail investors chasing in.
In 2017, I saw too many “It’s up and the team is already selling” situations. Those rallies were fake. But this LINK move is different.
Chainlink’s logic is very straightforward—oracle demand is real. DeFi needs data, cross-chain activity needs data, and these demands won’t disappear just because the price is rising.
As for the Bitget 388M hacking incident, I looked into it. Some people take it as a bearish signal saying, “DeFi isn’t safe.” But think about it carefully: what was attacked was the exchange, not Chainlink itself. This isn’t a LINK problem—it’s a long-standing disease across the whole industry.
The FNG index is 74 (Greed). Everyone is excited, but I noticed this time the mood doesn’t have that “FOMO sprint” vibe—it feels more like institutions are building positions slowly. In a bull market, the craziest times are often when nobody is talking about it.
My position is light, so I didn’t dare to go heavy.
Thinking they should run.
I’ve been trapped since 2017 too many times. Every time I see this kind of chart, I get an instinctive urge to sell. But look at LINK’s data—up 6.2% in 24 hours, 14.9% in 7 days, and 31.4% in a month. If it were other coins, I’d have said, “It’s about time it dropped.” But this time, I truly don’t have the confidence.
Why? Because trading volume has expanded abnormally, and a big move might be nearing. This kind of momentum can’t be manufactured by retail investors chasing in.
In 2017, I saw too many “It’s up and the team is already selling” situations. Those rallies were fake. But this LINK move is different.
Chainlink’s logic is very straightforward—oracle demand is real. DeFi needs data, cross-chain activity needs data, and these demands won’t disappear just because the price is rising.
As for the Bitget 388M hacking incident, I looked into it. Some people take it as a bearish signal saying, “DeFi isn’t safe.” But think about it carefully: what was attacked was the exchange, not Chainlink itself. This isn’t a LINK problem—it’s a long-standing disease across the whole industry.
The FNG index is 74 (Greed). Everyone is excited, but I noticed this time the mood doesn’t have that “FOMO sprint” vibe—it feels more like institutions are building positions slowly. In a bull market, the craziest times are often when nobody is talking about it.
My position is light, so I didn’t dare to go heavy.