This round of the bull market seems to be a microcosm of cryptocurrency history, which may be difficult for newcomers who entered the market in the last two years to understand: why haven’t the veterans who entered the market in 2017 achieved financial freedom yet, and why haven’t those who bought BTC in 2014 and 2015 reached financial independence?

What you have experienced recently, especially the fluctuations of the past few days, is precisely what these veterans have gone through over the years. From the results, thousands of dollars in BTC, BNB from 2017, and various other coins, if held until now, should theoretically have achieved freedom. But the problem is that many people did not hold on; it’s not just the veterans who couldn’t hold in the past, but even with the recent ETH, how long can you hold on? This is the same reasoning, the same psychological state.

In the early days, let alone ETH and altcoins, we couldn’t even guarantee that BTC wouldn’t drop to zero. Now at least we have BTC ETFs and ETH ETFs as support, along with Trump’s policy endorsement, what more could we want?

In this context, if you can’t even hold ETH, let alone the major events like 312 and 519 that we have experienced.

Looking at the entire history of cryptocurrency, it cannot be said that simply holding will lead to wealth. Some people have held EOS until now, while others have gone to zero. But it is certain that those who trade frequently and lack patience will definitely not be able to achieve significant returns in the cryptocurrency market. The ones who can truly hold on are those with determination and perseverance.