Imagine if the crypto market keeps bouncing between 67k and 75k from now till the end of 2027? It sounds insane and almost impossible but consider that this actually happens, then what would be the reality of crypto?
I think the more we look at the market, the more it becomes possible to be emotionally attached to the more recurrent reality of the market.
I read the post of someone a week ago or something and they were sort of positive that since the market is hovering around 70k that it might be the bottom and this is where the market is likely to stay for a while.
After reading the post I realized that people get emotionally attacked to a price point that looks stable but actually a bear trap.
Some of the disadvantages of this is that they don't get to see the market clearly from a realistic point of view, secondly it makes it difficult for them to have a sell or buy plan, and thirty it makes it easy for them to become victims of ghry market's brutal "give and take".
99% of people in crypto have experienced this and a lot more will probably still experience it.
I still say again that the market is heavily going to dump, it's likely more to happen than to stay here till 2028. While the 2025 Cycle was really underwhelming, 2028/29 might just be fireworks but this is all speculations at the moment. The reality is survival till these market conditions expires.
I was having a conversation with someone yesterday and they were talking about the brutal reality of the market and within me I was a bit scared, not in a bad way, but in a way that makes you understand the most brutal lessons of life, things you don't learn from trying to understand the market on your own.
Crypto once again, just like in 2019 is currently in its most boring state at the moment, nothing is happening, no news of new tech and old and existing techs are shutting down.
Some protocols are extracting and farming their users in outrageous fees with the aim that they'll get some form of airdrop.
Thrse guy are generating a lot of money in fees and extracting and farming users. There are those who are doing initial offering of their tokens and then ending up scamming the people they offered the tokens.
It's a very scary phase of the market at the moment and everything looks uncertain and the money seems to have dried up or diverted somewhere else.
However the golden rule is still that the bear market or when people want nothing to do with the market is actually the best time to build in crypto.
It's hard, sometimes unbelievably hard and there's nothing to motivate you, but trust me, you actually more when the space is less saturated. Unfortunately you'll still need to do a lot of research.
These research helps you find the right projects or right involvement instead of obsessing and dwelling on the price for 2 years or more when you could be accumulating, growing, positioning or getting prepared. Prizes will pump and dump, positioning and knowledge is what will make the difference
