Mastering the art of holding From my experience, the biggest problem for people in crypto who feel stuck for a long time and fail to truly move to the next level can be broken down into two things: 1. They can’t hold a coin for a sustained period of at least 90 days (there’s a reason I say 90 specifically). 2. Their choice of which coin to hold is extremely poor. If even one of these conditions isn’t met, it becomes almost impossible to generate amounts of money that are truly life changing. So how do you make sure both conditions are met without realizing in hindsight that one or both failed and you losing time and or money? By improving your understanding of how the market works and doing serious mental self work. From the start, many people fail because they buy a coin that has a 100% certainty of not being part of the market long term. This includes buying viral trends, hype around a specific topic, lack of basic history, coins pushed by a specific personality and other signs of momentary excitement without thinking about what happens in a week, a month, or a quarter. What I just described are gamblers or very short term traders. The money involved in these coins gets redistributed among participants in a way where the vast majority lose most of their capital, while those with early information or those who managed to ride the wave early capture most of the upside. This is a recipe for disaster if your goal is to grow as an investor and move to the next level of portfolio value. Statistically you’re set up to lose most of the time, occasionally catch a winner and in the best case break even or in the worst case burn your capital entirely. So what’s the solution? Understand what the market loves and identify which coin out of millions has the highest probability of being the one the market loves the most. Here’s a tip: the market loves narratives that are easy to understand and make sense when viewed from a long term perspective. A classic example is $Pepe, one of the biggest memes in meme history, extremely loved within crypto, markets, politics and beyond. Another example is $Floki, Elon Musk himself pushed $Doge for years, a coin worth tens of billions of dollars. The moment he decided to bring a shiba inu and name it Floki, the trade became very simple to understand. All it required was patience until its parabolic phase arrived. In both cases it was very easy to understand why these coins ran to multi billion dollar valuations. They had a very strong, high quality foundation that the market loved and connected with. And why am I saying all this? Because until recently, since the launch of both of them, I never felt there was another coin that was that obvious on their level. That changed about a month and a half ago when I discovered $Wojak. Ever since I remember myself using the internet, $Wojak has been the go to meme for everything, especially in the context of markets. Everyone in the world (not just in financial circles) knows the character, and most importantly, people genuinely love it on an emotional level. $Wojak truly checks every possible narrative in the best way, a meme with a deep historical foundation, used regularly by Elon Musk and many other major figures, It’s a meme deeply embedded in the concept of markets, and one that will always remain relevant in the future. It’s the only meme character that accurately mirrors every real life situation into a funny, sad, or emotionally relatable meme, basically any emotion you can think of. So after understanding that there’s a very strong foundation to work with and that it clearly answers the question of whether the coin you’re holding is truly high quality, the next step is learning how to hold a coin for a period of time without falling into fear and impatience. First you must understand that the only way to make life changing money is to take some level of risk. No risk, no reward. This applies to everything in life.