2026-01-11 17:23:09

Take a look at this scene— even those who bought in when Monad was valued at 2 billion are now complaining about ZAMA. Interesting, isn't it?

You simply can't accept it silently; you have to shout it out loud. This is pure anxiety.

So, do you regret missing out on ZAMA? It's quite normal. Do you remember how many people were regretful about missing the projects you bought the dip on? Now it's your turn.

A mistake is a mistake, emotions are written on the face. This is the market.

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GweiTooHigh

· 16h ago

Haha, only anxious people will shout loudly. There's nothing wrong with that. Well said, a mistake is a mistake, no need to hide it. If you miss out, you miss out. Why look for reasons? Typical leek mentality. That's how the market is. Those who make money stay silent, while those who lose are the loudest. What happened to Monad's confidence back then? Now they are complaining about ZAMA. It's really interesting. Actually, it's the same group of people—showing off when making money, blaming others when losing. This is what I like to see—the true face of the market.

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BrotherWuNian

· 17h ago

You're still bragging about how much you've fallen.

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CafeMinor

· 23h ago

Poor bottom-fishing ability and still blame others for complaining, this logic is just too much, haha

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HodlKumamon

· 23h ago

Based on historical data, we've seen this "regret cycle" 27 times... Data speaks, and anxious emotions often indicate bottom signals. --- Yeah, yeah, complaining about buying early, complaining about buying late—that's human nature. Bearish folks think this might actually be a good opportunity for dollar-cost averaging. --- Wait, did anyone really buy during the 2 billion valuation? I checked the on-chain data... Hmm, seems like not that many, haha. --- Anxiety is indeed written all over the face, but from the Sharpe ratio perspective, the current pullback is actually a golden time to get in. Gentle bottom-fishing is the right way. --- What to regret? Let's look at the K-line. According to the Kelly criterion, the current sentiment index is too low, and the persistence of this correction isn't actually that strong.

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MeaninglessApe