Strategy

Think about who’s actually co-opted your “beloved coin.”

If it isn’t you if you’re not the one distributing liquidity, setting the tape, or harvesting the reflexivity—then what incentive do you have to cheer for a “bottom” right here?

A shallow bounce is charity.

It protects the wrong hands, preserves bad cost bases, and gives the insiders an orderly exit.

If you’re not in the control seat, the higher-probability outcome that benefits you is lower first: force liquidation, shake out leverage, flush the cosplay conviction, and reset the ownership to stronger hands at cheaper levels.

That’s how real bottoms are made through pain, transfer, and exhaustion—not through a vote on social media.