A Jian’s quick tip: If you’re more of a diamond hands holder than a short-term trader, I suggest reviewing just these five questions about the tokens you hold once a week, rather than letting various KOLs and price swings sway you every day:
Has the project gained any new real users?
Have protocol revenue or usage improved?
Has the circulating token supply changed?
Are the team or early investors about to have their tokens unlocked?
Has any new information emerged that’s enough to overturn your original thesis?
If none of these five things has changed significantly, price volatility doesn’t necessarily mean the fundamentals have changed by the same magnitude.
Conversely, if users are leaving, revenue is falling, or supply is increasing, then even if the price is temporarily rising, it’s worth reassessing the rationale for holding.
This isn’t about using fundamentals to predict every short-term price move. It’s about avoiding constantly changing your view just because the price goes up or down.
That’s all. DYOR
Has the project gained any new real users?
Have protocol revenue or usage improved?
Has the circulating token supply changed?
Are the team or early investors about to have their tokens unlocked?
Has any new information emerged that’s enough to overturn your original thesis?
If none of these five things has changed significantly, price volatility doesn’t necessarily mean the fundamentals have changed by the same magnitude.
Conversely, if users are leaving, revenue is falling, or supply is increasing, then even if the price is temporarily rising, it’s worth reassessing the rationale for holding.
This isn’t about using fundamentals to predict every short-term price move. It’s about avoiding constantly changing your view just because the price goes up or down.
That’s all. DYOR