You should know that the rise and fall of alts can be dozens of times, and because of this, during the bull run in 2021, many institutional Large Investors had an average cost price of around 40,000, while the average price of Ethereum was only 1,500.

Buying Ethereum at 2000 and at 1800 is not much different; those who entered early can enjoy the benefits of the bull run.
Institutional Large Investors also cannot buy at the lowest point, and KOLs could not escape the liquidation on October 11th, with tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars liquidated. But one thing is certain: institutions always enter and exit the market ahead of you.
So, what you really need to study is not the actual bottom and top, because no one can capture it precisely. What you are entangled in is not this, but to step in the right direction, knowing what not to do, which is what most people in the market fail to do.
Most people fail not because they didn't buy at the lowest point, but because they think it will go lower at the bottom and higher at the top.
The most greedy moments always occur at the top, while the most fearful moments happen at the bottom. As long as you can convert greed and fear, it's basically hard for the market to do anything to you.
Think back to two years ago when Bitcoin was at 31,000; I emphasized that it would break above 100,000. At that time, the market panicked to the point of falling below 25,000, reaching a low of 24,000. The level of panic back then was far greater than it is now.
Four months ago, I mentioned that Ethereum would rebound to 3800 when it was at 2200, and could even reach 5000 in the short term, with a possible 12000 in the medium term. Looking back, investors who bought Bitcoin at 30,000 and 40,000 are both successful today, with no difference. The same goes for Ethereum; if the timing is right, profits will follow.
The volatility of alts can reach 30-50%, which is quite common, while the volatility of Ethereum and Bitcoin is around 10%-20%.
Real losses are not due to volatility, but rather due to leveraged liquidation. Once your account is wiped out, it is equivalent to exiting the market.
The rise and fall of altcoins can be dozens of times, and the rise and fall of Ethereum and Bitcoin can also reach 10 times, with fluctuations of 5-6 times being normal. So, if the rhythm is right, everything is right. The market always has unpredictable parts; being overly calculating is not as good as staying clear-headed and knowing when to act and when to stop.
Projects like Puppies do not rely on short-term volatility, but rather on the long-term consensus of the community and continuous development to promote the stable growth of the project. Although many people may feel anxious during market fluctuations, as long as we recognize the true value, the short-term ups and downs of the market will not affect our long-term goals.
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