> “you shouldn’t bid because the world is ending” but if the world is ending anyways, you may as well bid. perpetual optimism.

unironically most of my “trading” is not actually trading but just sitting and doing nothing I bought the Bitcoin bottom (publicly btw, to the tick) in February, and sold the local top (72k), and mostly f’d off for the next 6 months, with the only significant trade in that timeframe being $HYPE during its’ ~200% rally now that I have great entries, and my coins are anywhere between 40-200% away from my entry, it’s yet again time to do nothing [besides look for rotations and compound exposure on dips] crypto is finally interesting again for the first time in a year. context is key, and many would do themselves a service by looking at the bigger picture. most will spend an entire bearmarket bleeding their account dry during -95% drawdowns, waiting for the market to show life again, only to continue chopping themselves up during the rally and get outperformed by a simple set of moving averages when that time comes — hard truth. master the art of doing nothing. goodluck to all.