👁 Those who are silent have already taken their positions.
While the feed argues: "too late", "too early", "overheated", "too scary" — large money does not argue.
They simply reposition.
Have you noticed how: — dominance is no longer growing like before? — ETH is starting to breathe deeper? — altcoins are no longer dying with every BTC pullback?
This is not a parabola. This is preparation.
The real movement does not start with a pump. It starts with silence.
Right now, the market resembles a room before the lights are turned on. Those already inside will see first. Those outside will be catching up.
Here is a brief summary of the key ideas from 'The Intelligent Investor' by Benjamin Graham. I will highlight the most important points so you can quickly grasp the essence. ⸻ 🧠 1. The distinction between an investor and a speculator • An investor buys assets based on their intrinsic value and holds them for the long term. They focus on facts, fundamental analysis, and avoid emotional decisions.
The crowd buys green candles. The crowd sells fear.
The crowd pays those who know how to wait.
If you think about the state in 5–10 years, rather than "plus 15% for next week," then the current range for BTC is not a reason to doubt. It's an opportunity.
The market does not hand out money for haste. It punishes the impatient.
You can only zero out quickly in crypto. Capital builds slowly. With a cool head.
I am not trying to guess tomorrow. I accumulate my position while most argue in the comments.
The book is written in the form of a parable about the inhabitants of ancient Babylon and teaches financial wisdom that is relevant even today.
🏛 Key Lessons: 1. Pay yourself first — at least 10% of any income should be saved and accumulated. This money is yours, and it should work for you. 2. Control your expenses