Honestly, it’s not a bad thing that there hasn’t been much action on-chain lately. When the market is active, prices on the candlestick chart rise too quickly. If you’re even a little slow to react, you can get stuck buying in at the top. For retail traders, that’s when it’s easiest to lose money.

When the on-chain market is down, it’s usually near the bottom. Although prices rise slowly, there’s very little room for them to fall further. You have plenty of time to do your research and get out. For ordinary people, a poor market is actually the easiest time to make money, because prices are generally near the bottom. After you buy, there’s not much room left for prices to drop—it’s almost like putting your money in the bank. All you need to do is wait for the market to recover, and in the meantime, there’s little room for your investment to pull back.

So when the on-chain market is down, the people who get the most anxious are probably those who like to mass-produce shitcoins on launch day, because no one is buying their bags, and they still have a whole team to support.

Anyway, in the current market, we’re all on an equal footing. It just comes down to who gets a little luckier. We all have a chance to buy at the bottom, before prices take off.

It doesn’t matter whether you make a lot or a little—as long as you don’t lose money, you’re ahead.