Why are you losing money? Because of information dissonance.
I've noticed something interesting: 90% of the time in the market, we lose money not because the project is bad, but due to the disconnect between what we see on the charts and what we read on social media. This is called "information dissonance." When I open my terminal and see red candlesticks, my brain wants to hit "Sell." But when I check the developer activity at @Pixels and see how the Stacked infrastructure is evolving — I realize that the fundamentals haven't changed. Only the crowd's mood has shifted.
Here are my three rules that I've developed to avoid becoming liquidity:
Price is just a reflection of fear. If you're looking at the price and making decisions — you're trading the emotions of others.
Infrastructure is the foundation. If the technology (in our case, Ronin/Pixels) becomes the standard for others — the price will sooner or later catch up to the value. It's just a matter of time.
Read less, verify more. Every time I close Twitter and open on-chain data or project repositories, I become calmer.
Now is the time for "quiet" work. While everyone is screaming about reversals, I'm just watching what the developers are building.
$PIXEL #pixel
I've noticed something interesting: 90% of the time in the market, we lose money not because the project is bad, but due to the disconnect between what we see on the charts and what we read on social media. This is called "information dissonance." When I open my terminal and see red candlesticks, my brain wants to hit "Sell." But when I check the developer activity at @Pixels and see how the Stacked infrastructure is evolving — I realize that the fundamentals haven't changed. Only the crowd's mood has shifted.
Here are my three rules that I've developed to avoid becoming liquidity:
Price is just a reflection of fear. If you're looking at the price and making decisions — you're trading the emotions of others.
Infrastructure is the foundation. If the technology (in our case, Ronin/Pixels) becomes the standard for others — the price will sooner or later catch up to the value. It's just a matter of time.
Read less, verify more. Every time I close Twitter and open on-chain data or project repositories, I become calmer.
Now is the time for "quiet" work. While everyone is screaming about reversals, I'm just watching what the developers are building.
$PIXEL #pixel