My investment experience on the Base chain has given me some interesting insights. DRB was the first Base token I bought in, and that period was truly tough—three months of washout, watching others cut losses, I stubbornly held on without selling. And guess what, it took off directly, increasing more than tenfold. Then there was another wave, rising another seven or eight times.
The second Base token, Ping, has a nearly identical trend, and it has been in a consolidation phase for two months now. After going through these experiences, I realized a pattern among tokens on Base: the washout cycle can be very long, but as long as the narrative logic holds up and the fundamentals don’t collapse, they won’t die. Instead, they often go through second and third waves of growth. That’s why some coins that seem to have "died out" can suddenly come back.
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My investment experience on the Base chain has given me some interesting insights. DRB was the first Base token I bought in, and that period was truly tough—three months of washout, watching others cut losses, I stubbornly held on without selling. And guess what, it took off directly, increasing more than tenfold. Then there was another wave, rising another seven or eight times.
The second Base token, Ping, has a nearly identical trend, and it has been in a consolidation phase for two months now. After going through these experiences, I realized a pattern among tokens on Base: the washout cycle can be very long, but as long as the narrative logic holds up and the fundamentals don’t collapse, they won’t die. Instead, they often go through second and third waves of growth. That’s why some coins that seem to have "died out" can suddenly come back.