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Hello everyone, 😃
As a result of gradually buying EGY, I currently hold 3% of the total supply.
I looked into the listing rules and details in preparation for EGY’s listing, but it seems to me that I myself may have become the very risk of a crash after the listing.
What do you all think—should I keep buying more in the future?
Honestly, you encouraged me to stay.
But what is the secret behind all this connection in EGY?
As for me, I trade in many currencies, and I believe the best one is EGY. Staying here might make us end up going somewhere else.
As Go said, there is no problem in buying in large quantities as long as you don't sell them all at once.
The real danger is panic selling large amounts at once.
Smart investors know the difference. Hold with patience, and if you ever decide to sell, do it gradually to protect both the project and fellow holders.