$SOL In the last bull market, in 2020, I got in touch with Solana’s COO and got in at 0.2U. #SOL I stayed the course all the way from 0.2U to 20U, then 200U, before it plunged. Now it’s back at 100U.
With a quality asset, a market maker will always try every trick to shake you out. When a major bull market arrives, sometimes listening to more of that conviction-building talk and strengthening your belief can make a lot of sense. Once you get off the ride midway, you may never get back on.
Every day, you hear people in the market claiming that some asset is destined to be a big winner, and it’s hard not to feel tempted to invest. Watching its price keep climbing, I used to be confident that it would pull back, so I waited for a better entry point.
But each minor pullback seemed to become a springboard to new highs, leaving all those waiting investors stunned. In situations like this, you realize that if you can’t beat the market trend, joining it may be the wiser choice. Either don’t pay attention to the market at all, or get in early.
In a bull market, what’s most worrying isn’t that no one is trying to sell you the asset you’ve bought—it’s that after buying, you don’t dare openly promote your investment choice. In this game, we’re all in it together.
With a quality asset, a market maker will always try every trick to shake you out. When a major bull market arrives, sometimes listening to more of that conviction-building talk and strengthening your belief can make a lot of sense. Once you get off the ride midway, you may never get back on.
Every day, you hear people in the market claiming that some asset is destined to be a big winner, and it’s hard not to feel tempted to invest. Watching its price keep climbing, I used to be confident that it would pull back, so I waited for a better entry point.
But each minor pullback seemed to become a springboard to new highs, leaving all those waiting investors stunned. In situations like this, you realize that if you can’t beat the market trend, joining it may be the wiser choice. Either don’t pay attention to the market at all, or get in early.
In a bull market, what’s most worrying isn’t that no one is trying to sell you the asset you’ve bought—it’s that after buying, you don’t dare openly promote your investment choice. In this game, we’re all in it together.
