When prices drop, panic floods in. People start thinking this is it—the end of everything. But here's the thing: time keeps moving forward.
Market downturns are part of the cycle. They always have been. Every correction, every crash brings the same wave of doom-and-gloom takes. Yet somehow, despite all the drama, the market continues. The blockchain keeps running. Projects keep building.
It's easy to lose perspective during red days. Fear takes over. But if you zoom out and remember that market cycles are natural, not catastrophic, you start seeing dips differently. They're not endpoints—they're just waypoints on a longer timeline.
Time continues. Always does.
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POAPlectionist
· 2h ago
It keeps falling, keeps falling. Seeing a bunch of people in the group shouting to cut losses, it's really annoying. It's just the cycle, what's there to panic about.
Wait, true builders don't look at these daily charts at all, they're still heads down coding.
Sounds good, but the moment you actually cut losses, all rationality flies out the window. Who isn't like that?
I've heard this spiel a hundred times, the key is whether you can hold on or not, hehe.
The blockchain is still running, projects are still being developed, so let's just wait patiently. Anyway, there's no rush.
Market Commentary: Every Dip Isn't The End
When prices drop, panic floods in. People start thinking this is it—the end of everything. But here's the thing: time keeps moving forward.
Market downturns are part of the cycle. They always have been. Every correction, every crash brings the same wave of doom-and-gloom takes. Yet somehow, despite all the drama, the market continues. The blockchain keeps running. Projects keep building.
It's easy to lose perspective during red days. Fear takes over. But if you zoom out and remember that market cycles are natural, not catastrophic, you start seeing dips differently. They're not endpoints—they're just waypoints on a longer timeline.
Time continues. Always does.