Many people, when it comes to the assets shared by others.

The first reaction is: What was your entry cost?

The underlying implication is: Are you trying to cut me off?

This is also a common fear in the crypto world of being cut off.

However, a better way to think is:

To assess whether this asset can rise based on its current market value, rather than judging by the cost of the sharer.

In this market, unless it's a coin you issued. Otherwise, there will always be holders with better entry costs than yours.

If it has a market value of 2 million, it might be sold at 20 million;

If yours is at 20 million and you reach 200 million, your profits might exceed theirs;

If this coin goes to the big exchange, and I sell at 200 million while it reaches 1 billion, my profits might still surpass yours.

When looking at the problem, always focus on whether this person is cutting you off; if you constantly worry about this, just block that person.

If they are not someone who is deliberately trying to cut you off, then what they provide to you is just incremental information, just judge for yourself.