For those looking at the 110,000 big pie now, if they could go back in time, would they still care about the fluctuations of the big pie between 300 and 1000 dollars?
Don't mention the big pie worth hundreds of dollars; even a few dollars or a few cents have people selling at a loss, and the reason is simply: unknown.
If those who held the big pie at that time made the worst assumption that it would go to zero, and then acted accordingly, perhaps that is the only way to profit, after all, the facts tell us that the big pie did not go to zero.
The unknown represents fear. The current holders of the shanzhai are the same. But some people just want a known answer. Sorry, I can't provide that, as it has always been contrary to the natural progression of events.
Speaking of shanzhai, I have to take om as an example. After falling 50 times in 2 years, it rose 500 times from the low point in one year.
During the process of falling 50 times in 2 years, was there no one who lost and exited? Surely there were some. The reason is still the unknown.
If you want to make a profit, there is only one way: to hold with the determination that it may go to zero. Whether the wind blows or the thunder strikes, as long as you prepare for the worst outcome, no factor can affect your determination to hold. It seems that om has never been delisted.
As for the other coins you hold now, the same principle applies. Only after preparing for the worst outcome can you persist to the end without being affected by storms. The final result may not necessarily be good, but if the final result is good, you will definitely not miss it. It's very simple.
Everything is in an uncertain state, especially in the cryptocurrency circle where anything can happen. There is no need to jump to conclusions too early about anything in this circle. Everything is possible. Some people think such words are the motivational quotes of successful individuals, but could it be that those people succeeded precisely because they practiced this 'motivation'?
In short, don't think too much for now. The end of this bull market is the first line of defense, and this line has not yet been broken, so there is no need to rush. I have said that whether the process of holding coins is relaxed and happy or anxious and uneasy, it does not change any outcome. The attitude with which you hold is a personal matter. I only have rigid logical facts here; the choice is always personal. I am not a psychologist and cannot influence the market's development. Everything is moving towards the path closest to success, not the absolutely correct one. Excluding first-level, contracts, and short-term fluctuations, for me, there is only long-term spot trading.
Additionally, if you think the bull market has ended, it's not too late to short shanzhai. Ethereum is at 3000; if the bull market ends, it may drop below 2000, and then 1000. In that case, shanzhai becomes a perpetual motion machine for your capital.