【STRK is down 98%, but I’m thinking about something else】
STRK is down 98% from its peak and is now at $0.076. It’s fallen nearly 10% in the past 24 hours, but it’s up 56% over the past week.
Seasoned crypto investors have long since become numb to this kind of market. Newcomers, on the other hand, are panicking, staring at the charts every day and asking whether they should cut their losses.
Honestly, I’ve seen this play out too many times.
After China’s A-share market fell from its 5,178-point peak in 2015, countless stocks dropped 90% from their highs, and countless people sold at the bottom. What happened next? Some waited for the next bull market and made several times their money. Whether it’s STRK or some other coin, the logic is the same: at prices this low, the question isn’t about technical analysis. It’s whether the project has any fundamental problems.
From a business perspective, I’m still keeping an eye on the Layer 2 sector. The demand is real. But today, there’s something else I’d rather talk about:
At this point in China’s economic cycle, opportunities in the A-share market may emerge first. I’ve been through four cycles myself, and each time the real economy bottomed out first, followed by the capital markets. I don’t think this time will be any different.
At a price like this, how much lower can STRK go? Nobody knows. But one thing I’m sure of: projects that can truly withstand a cycle like this always come back in the end. The question is whether you can withstand the test of human nature.
So I want to ask you: with assets this oversold, would you wait, take action, or not dare to touch them at all?
STRK is down 98% from its peak and is now at $0.076. It’s fallen nearly 10% in the past 24 hours, but it’s up 56% over the past week.
Seasoned crypto investors have long since become numb to this kind of market. Newcomers, on the other hand, are panicking, staring at the charts every day and asking whether they should cut their losses.
Honestly, I’ve seen this play out too many times.
After China’s A-share market fell from its 5,178-point peak in 2015, countless stocks dropped 90% from their highs, and countless people sold at the bottom. What happened next? Some waited for the next bull market and made several times their money. Whether it’s STRK or some other coin, the logic is the same: at prices this low, the question isn’t about technical analysis. It’s whether the project has any fundamental problems.
From a business perspective, I’m still keeping an eye on the Layer 2 sector. The demand is real. But today, there’s something else I’d rather talk about:
At this point in China’s economic cycle, opportunities in the A-share market may emerge first. I’ve been through four cycles myself, and each time the real economy bottomed out first, followed by the capital markets. I don’t think this time will be any different.
At a price like this, how much lower can STRK go? Nobody knows. But one thing I’m sure of: projects that can truly withstand a cycle like this always come back in the end. The question is whether you can withstand the test of human nature.
So I want to ask you: with assets this oversold, would you wait, take action, or not dare to touch them at all?