This bull run taught me something real. If I had to pick the two things that actually mattered:
First, the gains. Obviously. Nobody gets into crypto to lose money, and watching your portfolio grow hits different. But here's the thing—it's not just about the number in the wallet.
Second, and honestly this one sneaks up on you—the people. You connect with others who are equally obsessed, equally skeptical, equally broke at 3 AM checking charts. You build something with them. You argue about narratives, celebrate their wins, feel their pain when their bags get wrecked. That's the stuff that sticks around after the cycle peaks.
The money? It comes and goes. But the community you build? That's the real wealth.
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GovernancePretender
· 3h ago
This sentence struck a chord with me; indeed, those who watch the market at 3 AM understand you better.
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degenwhisperer
· 18h ago
Really no problem with that. The group of people watching the market at 3AM is indeed like a crazy big family, more reliable than anything else.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 18h ago
Really speaking, the group that watches the market at 3AM is the most genuine, more valuable than anything else.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 18h ago
You're so right. The group of people who watch the markets at 3AM are truly genuine... But I still trust money more. Can the community sustain itself?
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ShamedApeSeller
· 18h ago
The people who watch the candlesticks at 3am are indeed real; money can come and go, but these crazy people can't run away.
This bull run taught me something real. If I had to pick the two things that actually mattered:
First, the gains. Obviously. Nobody gets into crypto to lose money, and watching your portfolio grow hits different. But here's the thing—it's not just about the number in the wallet.
Second, and honestly this one sneaks up on you—the people. You connect with others who are equally obsessed, equally skeptical, equally broke at 3 AM checking charts. You build something with them. You argue about narratives, celebrate their wins, feel their pain when their bags get wrecked. That's the stuff that sticks around after the cycle peaks.
The money? It comes and goes. But the community you build? That's the real wealth.