A comment I saw said it quite well: "Is the FET seller crazy? With the market this way, why not just sell now?" After reading it, I just laughed. The problem isn't with the sellers, but with a huge misunderstanding of the underlying logic.

Honestly, those who are still selling FET at low prices are mostly going to turn around and buy back at higher prices in the future. That’s the answer given by cognitive gaps.

Let's start with a fact: in the crypto market, every project's price floor has its logic. Why do some people stubbornly hold onto $0.20 for FET? The data speaks—early investors and project teams' cost ranges are basically between $0.18 and $0.22. Selling below $0.20 would mean many are directly losing money. But that’s not the main point. True long-term holders simply won't be affected by short-term fluctuations. Their focus is already on the project's future.

So, what is the long-term logic of FET itself? Two dimensions: technology and ecosystem. On the technology side, its core solution has a differentiated advantage in the industry, filling many gaps—something not every project has; on the ecosystem side, it has already reached an initial scale. As long as it continues to attract developers and users, value realization is just a matter of time.

But most retail investors only watch the K-line and can't see these. So, in the crypto market, the ones who make money are always that small group who can see through.