This could be the last window to stack crypto while the broader market sits in maximum pessimism. Most participants aren't paying attention to real-world adoption accelerating beneath the surface. We're looking at the final leg of the wave—once momentum shifts, those still waiting on the sidelines might find entry points harder to come by.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 12h ago
Listen, this wave does have some substance, but whether it's real or not still depends on the subsequent trend.
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ZKSherlock
· 12h ago
actually... this "maximum pessimism = best entry" narrative conveniently ignores the computational overhead of timing markets, no? like, what cryptographic primitives are we even using to measure "real adoption" here beyond vibes and transaction throughput theater
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MevSandwich
· 12h ago
The market bottom is indeed the best time to get in, but I trust data more than the idea of a "last window."
This could be the last window to stack crypto while the broader market sits in maximum pessimism. Most participants aren't paying attention to real-world adoption accelerating beneath the surface. We're looking at the final leg of the wave—once momentum shifts, those still waiting on the sidelines might find entry points harder to come by.