The bull market has progressed to now, and my heavy investment in $ETH has also risen quite a bit, but the biggest regret is selling off my 🐶 coin early.
How did I miss out on selling $DOGE ?
As early as February of this year, I had already invested in 🐶 coin. I remember my cost was 0.13u, and in March, it peaked at 0.22u. I didn't sell because I judged it was the early stage of a bull market and I could hold on longer.
Who would have known that a continuous washout began for six months, and at its lowest, the price of doge hovered around 0.09u.
At that time, there were bome with a hundred times in three days, pepe, and neiro, all meme coins that doubled in a few days. A blogger I had been following for a long time said: trade new, not old. Doge's market cap is too large, and its growth is limited; it's better to switch to smaller market caps.
Thus, my mindset began to waver. To be honest, doge was the first coin I encountered when I came to this market. Later, seeing it lukewarm, I made the most wrong decision: I switched my investment.
What happened later was that in the election, Trump won, and doge soared to a maximum of 0.48u. If I hadn't sold, I would have had four times the profit at its peak, but it's no longer related to me; I missed it.
Reflection: With such a large market cap, why can it still rise so high? Because a larger market cap indicates more recognition, just like $BTC , which has stood the test of time, and consensus grows larger.
Of course, the main reason is that during the six-month washout, I lost my initial determination, transitioning from holding firmly at the beginning to getting used to making trades, and in the end, I realized that even if it rose, I couldn't hold on to it! All of this needs reflection and summarization!