I just saw the CEO of Transform Ventures say that BTC may need to return to 40-50k to find a bottom, and my $ETH started trembling again. As a newbie who just got stuck after chasing the rise a few days ago, every time I see this kind of 'big shot prediction', I can't help but want to curse: 'Can you let me have a stable year-end?!'
To be honest, this BTC pullback really makes someone like me, a newbie, both afraid and expectant. I'm afraid that I might be buying in halfway up, and I'm hopeful that there will be opportunities to invest in some truly valuable projects. Just when I was struggling with whether to cut my losses, I flipped through the ecological progress of @Vanarchain and suddenly felt calm.
Vanar focuses on being a Layer 1 born for real-world applications. The team has years of experience in gaming, entertainment, and branding, aiming to bring the next 3 billion users into Web3. Unlike many projects that only shout slogans, #Vanar has already made strides in on-chain gaming, AI applications, and brand collaborations, and $VANRY is not just hot air for speculation; it is a token that runs through the entire ecosystem.
During market fluctuations, projects with real ecosystems tend to be more resilient. Instead of chasing the highs and lows in BTC, it's better to focus on researching established public chains like Vanar. Even if BTC really pulls back to 40-50k, as long as Vanar's ecosystem is developing, $VANRY's value will have support.
Of course, I'm not saying everyone should go all in on Vanar, after all, there are no guarantees in the crypto market. But as a beginner, I prefer to spend my time and energy researching projects with real applications rather than blindly following the predictions of experts.
Interact a bit:
1. Do you really think BTC will pull back to 40-50k?
2. When the market fluctuates, will you choose to invest in established public chains or continue trading mainstream coins?
3. Which aspect of Vanar's on-chain gaming and AI ecosystem are you most looking forward to?
