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Trump dog Conan will ride SHIB’s next wave
When it reached 100k, retail investors swore to the sky—if God gives us another chance and it drops to 70k, I’d go all-in even if I die!
When it really hit 70k, you believed the nonsense from so-called “always-profitable” guru big shots—5万 is the true iron bottom, and you hesitated.
When it got smashed to 60k, you saw in the news that quantum computers are about to crack Bitcoin—you were terrified out of your wits, fantasizing about waiting for 20k.
When it rebounded to 70k, you sneered—this is definitely a dead cat bounce designed to lure you in, and it will fall even deeper. You got it wrong again and missed it.
After that, it kept chopping sideways and surged all the way up to 80k—you started panicking. Everyone was saying, “The bull run is back—get in fast,” so you directly sold your house, took out loans, and went all-in.
As a result, just a few days after you bought, it pulled back to 70k, and then started sinking slowly and moving sideways for a few days. The big V’s kept shouting that the second dip was about to go to zero, but your position couldn’t hold—so in the end, you could only cut losses with tears in despair.
The very next day after you cleared out, a roaring, full-throttle bull market officially kicked off.
Greed and fear are human nature and can’t be removed. The most expensive thing in the market is always direction—once there is certainty, you won’t be dragged around by emotions.
In history, every major turning point in the market has one thing in common:
Before it happens, no one believes it will.
Just like before an earthquake, the ground is often the calmest; before a storm, the sea is often the quietest.
A real great opportunity is never born when everyone can see it—it’s completed when everyone thinks it’s “impossible.”
The market always rewards those who believe in cycles, not those who chase emotions. True wealth isn’t made during the breakout—it’s made before it breaks out. $SOL ‌