$LINK said something: do you know how much LINK is still short of the previous high? No beating around the bush—I’ll say something even more heartbreaking.
Have you seen that research report from Standard Chartered the other day? Ever since UNI was mentioned, it has surged about two and a half times. In the same list, AAVE and LINK have also doubled or nearly doubled. I’m not blowing smoke with on-chain data—the protocol revenues have actually come in. This DeFi re-pricing isn’t just talk in the air; real money is flowing in.
LINK is now over 14.
Then I saw someone write: "Seven years ago, if you put a million all-in and went all out, you’d be lying in the Maldives by now 🥹" with a crying emoji. I stared at it for a while and couldn’t laugh, because every person has their own version of that story in their mind. Back then, how much was LINK? If you truly had the nerve to buy back then, today would indeed be a completely different story.
Institutions like Standard Chartered lay out the list and the gains are right there. But remember—when the report gets released, the smart money has already taken its seat. People who just come to watch gather around that two-and-a-half-times performance sheet and drool, but it’s not a list of "what you should buy now"—it’s a recap of "what you should have bought last time."
That money from seven years ago wasn’t yours to catch, and you can’t chase that two-and-a-half-times move either. Recognize that—that matters more than remembering all those percentage gains. $LINK
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Have you seen that research report from Standard Chartered the other day? Ever since UNI was mentioned, it has surged about two and a half times. In the same list, AAVE and LINK have also doubled or nearly doubled. I’m not blowing smoke with on-chain data—the protocol revenues have actually come in. This DeFi re-pricing isn’t just talk in the air; real money is flowing in.
LINK is now over 14.
Then I saw someone write: "Seven years ago, if you put a million all-in and went all out, you’d be lying in the Maldives by now 🥹" with a crying emoji. I stared at it for a while and couldn’t laugh, because every person has their own version of that story in their mind. Back then, how much was LINK? If you truly had the nerve to buy back then, today would indeed be a completely different story.
Institutions like Standard Chartered lay out the list and the gains are right there. But remember—when the report gets released, the smart money has already taken its seat. People who just come to watch gather around that two-and-a-half-times performance sheet and drool, but it’s not a list of "what you should buy now"—it’s a recap of "what you should have bought last time."
That money from seven years ago wasn’t yours to catch, and you can’t chase that two-and-a-half-times move either. Recognize that—that matters more than remembering all those percentage gains. $LINK
#link
