I remember when I sold a token, watched the price rise shortly after, and told myself, “If only I had waited a little longer, I could have made more.”

Another time, I held onto a drop for too long, convinced it would keep climbing.

Instead, it retraced, and I walked away with less than I could have made.

These and other experiences have made me realize something:

No one can perfectly time the top.

Not even the best traders.

You might sell an NFT for $700, only to see it at $1,000 20mins later.

And in that moment, it’s easy to think, “I should have held.”

But what if you had?

What if instead of climbing, it had dropped to $500 - or worse?

That’s the thing about markets.

We only regret selling when the price goes up.

But if it crashes, we’re grateful we got out.

My point?

The next time you take profits and the price pumps after, don’t dwell on it and beat yourself up.

Cause there’s always another opportunity.

(Look at those who missed $HYPE but got $NIL & $WAL)

Always another trade.

So take your profits when it feels right and be okay with it.

(if you decide to hold longer next time, you might end up regretting that too)

P.S. While writing this, I was reminded of how we often joke about people "paper-handing" their NFTs or Tokens.

We say that only because the price went 5x or 10x afterward.

But what if it had dumped 90% instead?

Then we’d be saying: “Glad I wasn’t that person.”

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I remember when I sold a token, watched the price rise shortly after, and told myself, “If only I had waited a little longer, I could have made more.”

Another time, I held onto a drop for too long, convinced it would keep climbing.

Instead, it retraced, and I walked away with less than I could have made.

These and other experiences have made me realize something:

No one can perfectly time the top.

Not even the best traders.

You might sell an NFT for $700, only to see it at $1,000 20mins later.

And in that moment, it’s easy to think, “I should have held.”

But what if you had?

What if instead of climbing, it had dropped to $500 - or worse?

That’s the thing about markets.

We only regret selling when the price goes up.

But if it crashes, we’re grateful we got out.

My point?

The next time you take profits and the price pumps after, don’t dwell on it and beat yourself up.

Cause there’s always another opportunity.

(Look at those who missed $HYPE but got $NIL & $WAL)

Always another trade.

So take your profits when it feels right and be okay with it.

(if you decide to hold longer next time, you might end up regretting that too)

P.S. While writing this, I was reminded of how we often joke about people "paper-handing" their NFTs or Tokens.

We say that only because the price went 5x or 10x afterward.

But what if it had dumped 90% instead?

Then we’d be saying: “Glad I wasn’t that person.”

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