Most investors struggle to hold positions because they're trapped by collective sentiment and mainstream skepticism. The conditioning runs deep—how the market treats individual coins directly shapes how people treat their own holdings, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of doubt and panic selling.
But here's the thing: this dynamic won't last forever. When conviction holders finally make their move, the dominoes start falling. Those brave enough to commit when others are paralyzed will become the catalysts. And once momentum shifts? The masses will flood in, following the path that early movers carved out. That's when real ecosystem rebuilding happens—not from hype, but from genuine participation from those who had the courage to act first.
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Most investors struggle to hold positions because they're trapped by collective sentiment and mainstream skepticism. The conditioning runs deep—how the market treats individual coins directly shapes how people treat their own holdings, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of doubt and panic selling.
But here's the thing: this dynamic won't last forever. When conviction holders finally make their move, the dominoes start falling. Those brave enough to commit when others are paralyzed will become the catalysts. And once momentum shifts? The masses will flood in, following the path that early movers carved out. That's when real ecosystem rebuilding happens—not from hype, but from genuine participation from those who had the courage to act first.