A big part of trading in the crypto space is patience. As more technology is developed and BTC becomes more antiquated in comparison, the growing pains are par for the course given that ALTS are still attached, using BTC price as an indicator. I also don't think it is going to be as bad of a transition given Intel's new chip on the horizon? The metaverse is seeing huge institutional investment and MANA is just beginning. How it reacts to the overall market is indicative of a "newish" token. There isn't a lot of data to offer support in the current price range so it really comes down to BTC. I've been wanting BTC to hit $29k for months...just to get it over with. It may bounce off $35k in the next day...or continue down towards 29-30k? I don't see these dips as "crashes," just the evolving pattern that is still very much intact.
In previous downtrends that lead to the ominous Crypto Winters (so dramatic), this industry was super speculative without a whole lot of understanding of the technology being developed, near zero adoption, and certainly lacking clear vision as to the potential of the space. People are beginning to understand, adoption and innovation is beginning to flourish. Nations and big businesses are looking toward blockchain for real solutions and industries are building in the metaverse. Today's chart is to just chill everyone out. 56% drops seem to be the magic number before a rally. The "fake out" on Jan 15/16 was disappointing but to no fault of what's actually happening in the metaverse space. Some analysts are calling for $1.5...why? Just because it was where MANA took a breather on its ascent to $5? That's stupid. What is MANA worth? I have no idea as to its intrinsic value. I do know that companies like Adidas, Nike, Samsung have done their research and feel it is worth something. We don't know where the bottom is and as I've said this before with ADA, anything under $2 is a bargain. Even at $1.50, MANA's price would still fit into the bullish descending wedge in the next few days. A drop to $1 would turn that wedge into a channel and trigger the bots to do their thing, bringing MANA back above $3 or even $5 in the short term. I used to say the same about ETH with $200, then $450, and then $2500 within a year's time...each bargain prices. It doesn't so much matter where you buy as much as where you sell. To freak out is to think MANA will never hit $6. If you don't think it will, why did you buy at $4.35? Crypto is going through its cycle and the world is watching more than ever. I'm also not worried about Biden's regulations. As much as I'm not a fan philosophically, I think it will ultimately be good for crypto investors, offering slightly more security which will lead to more innovation and adoption. Also, besides this not being financial advice, know that there are so many unknowns. People will figure out the advantages of anti-inflation and buy versus sell when the news of inflation tanks Wall Street...so yeah, some things are counterintuitive as this industry grows and people will catch on as they become more educated.
In previous downtrends that lead to the ominous Crypto Winters (so dramatic), this industry was super speculative without a whole lot of understanding of the technology being developed, near zero adoption, and certainly lacking clear vision as to the potential of the space. People are beginning to understand, adoption and innovation is beginning to flourish. Nations and big businesses are looking toward blockchain for real solutions and industries are building in the metaverse. Today's chart is to just chill everyone out. 56% drops seem to be the magic number before a rally. The "fake out" on Jan 15/16 was disappointing but to no fault of what's actually happening in the metaverse space. Some analysts are calling for $1.5...why? Just because it was where MANA took a breather on its ascent to $5? That's stupid. What is MANA worth? I have no idea as to its intrinsic value. I do know that companies like Adidas, Nike, Samsung have done their research and feel it is worth something. We don't know where the bottom is and as I've said this before with ADA, anything under $2 is a bargain. Even at $1.50, MANA's price would still fit into the bullish descending wedge in the next few days. A drop to $1 would turn that wedge into a channel and trigger the bots to do their thing, bringing MANA back above $3 or even $5 in the short term. I used to say the same about ETH with $200, then $450, and then $2500 within a year's time...each bargain prices. It doesn't so much matter where you buy as much as where you sell. To freak out is to think MANA will never hit $6. If you don't think it will, why did you buy at $4.35? Crypto is going through its cycle and the world is watching more than ever. I'm also not worried about Biden's regulations. As much as I'm not a fan philosophically, I think it will ultimately be good for crypto investors, offering slightly more security which will lead to more innovation and adoption. Also, besides this not being financial advice, know that there are so many unknowns. People will figure out the advantages of anti-inflation and buy versus sell when the news of inflation tanks Wall Street...so yeah, some things are counterintuitive as this industry grows and people will catch on as they become more educated.