Three years into Bobby – what a ride. You hold through the noise, the FUD, the pumps that make you question everything, the dumps that test your conviction. Some days you're up 3x and wondering if you should take profits. Other days the charts look grim and you're asking yourself why you didn't sell at the top. But here's the thing about staying committed to an asset for that long – you stop obsessing over the weekly moves. You start understanding the actual fundamentals, the community, what makes it tick. The volatility that once kept you up at night becomes background noise. Three years is when you realize most people never stick around long enough to see what they're actually holding. You do.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12h ago
It's been three years... I'm the kind of person who was forced to hodl, and now I don't even look at the charts anymore, haha.
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NotSatoshi
· 12h ago
Three years and still not running, feeling great haha
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FudVaccinator
· 12h ago
Three years and still not running, truly a tough person. I genuinely understand that mindset. From initially watching the chart with blood pressure soaring, to now being indifferent to fluctuations, this process really reveals how much a project is worth. Most people just can't play this time game; as long as they break even, they run, and there's no chance to understand what the community and fundamentals are really about.
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SandwichVictim
· 13h ago
Three years and still not running, truly witnessing miracles while alive
Three years into Bobby – what a ride. You hold through the noise, the FUD, the pumps that make you question everything, the dumps that test your conviction. Some days you're up 3x and wondering if you should take profits. Other days the charts look grim and you're asking yourself why you didn't sell at the top. But here's the thing about staying committed to an asset for that long – you stop obsessing over the weekly moves. You start understanding the actual fundamentals, the community, what makes it tick. The volatility that once kept you up at night becomes background noise. Three years is when you realize most people never stick around long enough to see what they're actually holding. You do.