A LESSON I LEARNED THE HARD WAY FROM $AVAX and $ENA
✍ I bought AVAX and ENA because they are strong projects with solid fundamentals.
✍ My assumption was simple: good tokens don’t fall that much, and when they do, they recover quickly.
✍ I entered #AVAX around $22 and #ENA around $0.38, then averaged down expecting a quick bounce.
✍ It’s been about three months, and price has never returned to my entry.😌🤨
🤑🤑That Forced Me To Think Differently.😏🤔🤔
✍ If I had shorted these same tokens from those prices,
✔ I wouldn’t still be in the trade.
✔ I would have taken profit long ago.
So the real question became?? ?
👉 Why are we patient with losing longs,
but disciplined and respectful with shorts?
✍ We hold longs using “fundamentals” as comfort,but when price is trending down, fundamentals don’t stop the move.
What This Taught Me:
✍ A good project can stay in a downtrend longer than expected
✍ Averaging down without trend confirmation ties up capital
✍ Trend and timing matter as much as conviction
✔Fundamentals tell you what to buy.
✔Price action tells you when to buy.
That difference separates hope from strategy.
