At this point, there is a serious bull-bear divergence. The wolves are calling for a fall, while the masters are calling for a rise. This is really a time when both the black and white pieces are celebrating, as the rise and fall are quite arbitrary. According to the timeline reasoning, the four-year bull-bear boundary is basically here, but according to the news, there will still be follow-ups.
The hardest hit are us retail investors, especially the ones betting on altcoins. In these past few years, apart from BTC, XRP, BNB, OKB, and SOL, only a very small number of players have hit the jackpot. Everyone is waiting for the altcoin season, but when will it come and if it will come, no one knows. Most are unwilling to give up, having lost too much and refusing to walk away.
These past few days, I had dinner with a friend, and we kept talking about this issue. It seems we both fell into this extreme anxiety process. We all know the bull is here, and we also know the bull is about to leave, but we are unwilling to go, mainly because no one has made money. I myself feel very confused, and I’ve lost a messy total of two to three hundred in this. Fortunately, I have a mining machine to support me, and I’ve recently been doing other things to compensate in other ways. It's not that anxious.
Ultimately, greed leads those with little money to try to make a quick fortune, hoping for a wave of dozens of times their investment to turn their fortunes around. Those with more money wish to take a passive approach, hoping for a wave to settle down. In the end, everyone ends up in prison.
Most people should know that I am a single shuttle wld holder, with an average price of around 3.3. For the past six months, I have been looking for other things to do, first to distract myself and second to increase off-market chips to cope with extreme market conditions. I have experienced all the major falls from 2021 to 2025, and I have to change my mindset, finding ways to survive, regardless of how much money I have. I will try to align myself with the top ten or top twenty coins as much as possible, avoiding the mentality of getting rich quickly, not believing that anyone in the plaza can help you flip a coin, and not believing that contracts can ensure a lifetime of winning.
Finally, a word from the rich woman: Just let it be.
The hardest hit are us retail investors, especially the ones betting on altcoins. In these past few years, apart from BTC, XRP, BNB, OKB, and SOL, only a very small number of players have hit the jackpot. Everyone is waiting for the altcoin season, but when will it come and if it will come, no one knows. Most are unwilling to give up, having lost too much and refusing to walk away.
These past few days, I had dinner with a friend, and we kept talking about this issue. It seems we both fell into this extreme anxiety process. We all know the bull is here, and we also know the bull is about to leave, but we are unwilling to go, mainly because no one has made money. I myself feel very confused, and I’ve lost a messy total of two to three hundred in this. Fortunately, I have a mining machine to support me, and I’ve recently been doing other things to compensate in other ways. It's not that anxious.
Ultimately, greed leads those with little money to try to make a quick fortune, hoping for a wave of dozens of times their investment to turn their fortunes around. Those with more money wish to take a passive approach, hoping for a wave to settle down. In the end, everyone ends up in prison.
Most people should know that I am a single shuttle wld holder, with an average price of around 3.3. For the past six months, I have been looking for other things to do, first to distract myself and second to increase off-market chips to cope with extreme market conditions. I have experienced all the major falls from 2021 to 2025, and I have to change my mindset, finding ways to survive, regardless of how much money I have. I will try to align myself with the top ten or top twenty coins as much as possible, avoiding the mentality of getting rich quickly, not believing that anyone in the plaza can help you flip a coin, and not believing that contracts can ensure a lifetime of winning.
Finally, a word from the rich woman: Just let it be.
