@damskotrades I totally agree, just another point that today our money supply from 2017 has increased from 80 trillion USD to 95 trillion USD in 2025 so there must be more altcoin this time to absorb those excess liquidity.
@rajatsoni Totally disagree. This is because of he saw the true value within those investments. As you are seeing the value of Bitcoin today so you keep buying and holding it. It's basically combination of intelligence, patience and discipline that make him great today.
@Ross_ptm Our economy is weak, we will keep devaluating our currency to maintain export. Look at real estate price in Viet Nam, rich people put their wealth into that. All the fiat currency including Vnd will be debased at faster rate in the next few years.
@DarKapital Actually they can, by pump all the money to public investments and real eastate. I don't know how they gonna manage that but for young people in VietNam like me, buying a house is getting harder everyday.
@realseanyewest1@bennpeifert He means big tarriffs will lead to higher unemployment rate in the future, thus the FED will need to lowering interest rate faster. Then risk assets will be benefited, that 's how dovish these tarrifs are.
@GuyTalksFinance Your opinion about value is only about number, but value imo is not only in number. It 's about faith, networks, communities so on and so forth. The mansion besides the lake has more value than just amount of dollars you bought.
In the past few days, I’ve seen many people preaching “take profits” after every 5% pump.
While I agree that taking profits is generally a smart move, this overly cautious approach doesn’t make sense to me right now.
Taking profits on some altcoins that have barely broken out from their 2+ year downtrend, with BTC dominance still sky high and the ETH/BTC ratio on the verge of bottoming is pure madness.
Sure, if you’re a trader, lock in some profits and move on to the next trade.
But if you’re like most people looking to maximize your ROI during the final months of this bull cycle, my advice is to let your bags run and check back in a couple of months.
Why do I say this?
Because over the years, I’ve seen too many people get crushed by being overly cautious at the wrong times.
Here’s typically what happens:
> They sell too much too soon.
> Then they watch their former holdings soar.
> They get brainwashed by FOMO.
> They then re-enter the market at peak prices — becoming the exit liquidity for smarter players.
Remember that sinking feeling as you watched your portfolio shrink every day?
Trust me, it pales in comparison to the agony of watching a crypto you sold off skyrocket, all while calculating the fortune you could have made.
Even if you’re the most stoic person on this planet, at some point FOMO and GREED will win against you — and you’ll end up making costly mistakes.
So, to conclude this rant:
Take some profits, sure, nobody ever went broke doing that.
But don’t scale out too aggressively too soon.
That’s a mistake you’ll want to avoid, especially just before a potential Altseason.
Keep most of your “skin” in the game until you spot the classic euphoric signals.
Don’t play the game backwards 𓂀
Let’s say you’ve bought top coins.
Let’s say you’ll make a lot of “paper profits” in the upcoming Altseason.
But if you don’t know when to exit, you risk losing it all when the bubble pops.
Don’t play dumb games.
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@CryptoNagato It is called "illusion of analysis" when some traders belive they are winning because of their analysis. Price follows supply and demand not personal perception. Have a plan and be like water is the best strategy imo.
@misterrcrypto Trust me, just some nerds here on X are still bullish on BTC and you implied that is euphoria. None of my friend ask me about what coin should they buy so I think we have miles ahead to the top this cycle.
@chestedanie@Ledger_Support I have already updated everything, the FTM app just simply disappeared from my device so I was unable to do any thing with my staked FTM.
@MiyagiKidd@phisharkk@rajatsoni I think gold is a bit different here. Gold also could be manipulated by government as in my country. You can find that gold price is likely 20% higher here than they currently traded all over the world. Besides, the world is becoming more digital so gold might seem obsolete.