In the crypto world, there are always people who say, "Holding onto coins relies on faith." To put it plainly, it feels more like a form of self-PUA—after buying in, you have to "brainwash" yourself every day, repeatedly telling yourself that this coin is the hope for the future, so you can endure the rise and fall without easily letting go. But to be honest, I should admire those uncles and aunts who play with schemes and engage in pyramid selling. They have taken this "sense of belief" to the max: no matter how much it rises, they are reluctant to sell, even though withdrawing has become extremely difficult, they are still willing to add more money into it. But it must be clear that the crypto world and the project are completely different things. The former relies on market fluctuations for speculation, while the latter is essentially a game of passing the parcel. This "stubborn" mentality can be a form of perseverance if used correctly, but if used incorrectly, it turns from "holding on" into a trap of being "stuck." In the end, being able to hold on should rely on a true understanding of the benchmark, rather than just self-brainwashing and holding on stubbornly. Otherwise, no matter how strong the belief is, it can't withstand a project exploding or a market crash. #crypto #market #ETH

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