Remember, this is the early bull-market consolidation and pullback phase—a bull-market pullback is worth its weight in gold.

A market correction isn’t a bad thing; on the contrary, it’s the ultimate, most straightforward shakeout and coin-screening mechanism.

When “the tide lifts all boats,” low-quality coins can ride the hype to irrational highs, making it hard to tell which ones have real value.

Only when the broader market experiences sharp volatility or a deep pullback do investors’ true convictions and a project’s ability to manage its price—and the strength of its market makers—become fully apparent.

The spring effect: once the broader market stabilizes, prices can surge explosively.

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