I CANNOT CONVINCE WITH THIS ARGUMENT. DAY TRADING MAY INCUR LOSSES TOO. BUT, TO GAIN ONLY PROFITS, THE LONG-TERM INVESTMENT IS THE ONLY WAY. BUSINESSES ARE ADOPTING THE BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY VERY SLOWLY, BUT GRADUALLY. IT WILL BE ACCELERATED IN THE FUTURE....

I’ve recently seen a lot of people giving up on investing.

They’re now convinced that buying quality coins and holding them for some time doesn’t work anymore—and that the only way to make money in this market is through active day-trading.

All I’ll say is this:

Congrats, you’ve been successfully brainwashed.

I don’t blame them.

The past few months have been mentally and emotionally brutal for Altcoin holders (especially those deep in small/micro caps).

So naturally, they start thinking this shit doesn’t work anymore.

But cherry-picking a timeframe that fits your “investing doesn’t work anymore” bias while ignoring history isn’t exactly smart.

We just went through some of the nastiest PA in the history of the magic internet money market.

Even some of the best investors got caught off guard.

But here’s the thing about financial markets:

When the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it always snaps back aggressively.

And trust me—you don’t want to be sidelined when that happens.

Nothing has changed.

Playing the macro cycle will always be the most lucrative way for most people.

You just need:

> A strong mind.
> A bulletproof plan.
> A F….&k ton of patience.

TIME IN THE MARKET > TIMING THE MARKET.

You’ll look delusional until payday arrives.

But when it does—it’ll be worth the wait.

Don’t get me wrong—I’m not hating on trading.

It can be insanely profitable too.

But the truth?

99% of the wannabe traders you see on X will ultimately get rekt and quit.

Most confuse beginner’s luck with skill.

They learn some random TA from “successful traders” and think that’s all they need to beat the market.

Then they hit a few wins and believe they’re some kind of genius.

Until reality humbles them.

Once beginner’s luck fades, they realize they know nothing and are just lambs in a world full of wolves.

Little tip:

Don’t confuse analysis with trading.

Being an analyst ≠ Being a trader.

Anyone can be an analyst.

But being a consistently profitable trader is a whole different beast.