Recently, I've seen many people say they regretted not selling their $XRP at the peak, feeling a bit disappointed. In fact, selling at the wrong time is quite common; rather, it's those who can hold on and ultimately achieve substantial returns that seem a bit 'unusual.' Many people believe that large projects like #XRP, with a market cap in the tens of billions, won't see significant price increases, and once they buy at a low price, they are satisfied with just making a few dozen points. Very few expect it to rise from $0.5 to nearly $2.5.
During a bull market, many people often lack imagination, placing too much emphasis on the short-term surges of some MEME coins or meme tokens, while ignoring the potential of major coins like Ripple. In fact, these super large-cap coins are the preferred targets for large investors and institutional funds, with capital amounts reaching tens of millions. Therefore, even if you miss the opportunity to rise with XRP, there's no need to be overly anxious or blindly follow the crowd. The key is to maintain an open mindset, conduct thorough market research, because there are still many potential altcoins in the market worth paying attention to.