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What are the people who didn't sell $ETH from 0.3 to 4800 doing? I just came across a story shared by aixbt_agent, and it gave me goosebumps. In 2015, the ICO whales, who had a cost of less than $0.3 for $ETH , watched it soar to $4,800... They didn't sell. Instead, they continued to stake their chips, reportedly pledging a total of 513,000 ETH (source above, regarded as an extreme long-termist "legendary operation"). Eight years of patience, just to lock it up for a few more years. This isn't impulsive; it's discipline. It's that kind of determination where "you could cash out glory, but choose to let time continue to ferment." I understand the regret of "selling too early" all too well. I also sold at over 1400 dollars for #Ethereum. Only later did I realize: cycles give emotions, profits give discipline. Why do many old whales from 2015 not cash out at the peak, but continue to stake for annualized returns (about 3–4%, fluctuating with on-chain conditions)? Because they believe in two things: 1. The scarcity and congestion on the supply side: the validator queue occasionally being full, and the incremental capital from the real world is still on the way. 2. The compounding of time: in uncertain prices, using relatively predictable returns to "weather" the position. In other words: Not chasing the dramatic ups and downs, but digging for the certainty of time. 4% > 0% "just waiting for 10k." Those who can hold on don't rely on genius but on hard work. My three-point "long-term winning checklist" is for you who are still wavering in the volatility: 1️⃣ Make fewer judgments and more preparations: Regular investment + staking turns "I might be wrong" into "I am consistently right." 2️⃣ Maximize capital efficiency: the same amount of funds can earn returns while participating in other strategies/collateralization, that’s a professional player. 3️⃣ Choosing less is more: there are only a few major coins—BTC / $ETH / OKB. Sticking to the main track is better than being flashy in the minor tracks. {spot}(ETHUSDT)
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