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What you can hold on to is truly yours!!
During a plunge, you stare at the candlestick chart, your palms sweating. The group chat is filled with cries of despair, and you ask yourself: Should I cut my losses? But if someone asked you—have you read the Bitcoin white paper? Have you used the Ethereum ecosystem? What problem does this project solve? You couldn’t answer. Then what you bought wasn’t a coin—it was a racing heartbeat.

True “holding on” never relies on willpower. It comes from the conviction gained through late-night research, the trust built through interacting with it yourself, and the calm feeling of “I know it will get there eventually” when you see the future. If you don’t understand a coin, a rise is luck and a fall is torment. If you believe in a coin, a fall is a discount, and holding on is a form of cultivation.

The candlestick charts of major coins are drawn by the fear and greed of countless people. But the line in your own heart must be drawn by you. Draw it in your understanding and in your convictions. The next time there is a plunge, don’t ask others whether you should sell. Ask yourself: If it went to zero tomorrow, could I accept that? If the answer is yes, then you have already won—winning before you even bought.

What you can hold on to is truly yours. Buy what you believe in, and believe in what you buy.