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You compare KDA with SOL but what happens when SOL plummets from a peak of $259 to $8? During the previous downtrend, Solana (SOL) experienced a huge drop from its peak of around $259, equivalent to a 12,000% increase in market capitalization in early 2021, to just $8, a loss of nearly 97% of its value. This period caused many long positions to be liquidated, the ecosystem to be shaken, and many investors to be extremely disappointed. Currently, SOL has recovered to around $200, but think about: How many investors were wiped out in that “wave”? How many leveraged orders were burned before SOL returned to this peak? KDA Deeply Depreciated But… Less Systemic Losses. KDA also fell sharply, from around $28 to ~$0.4, a loss of ~98%, the same level as SOL’s decline. But KDA has a big difference: much smaller capitalization and liquidity, so it did not create a wave of liquidations of tens of millions or hundreds of millions of dollars like SOL In other words, when the market is slowly dying, KDA at least does not bring a wave of crisis to the market. It may directly affect those who believe in the project, but it is their investment choice, they should accept the risks that are always present in the crypto market. Those who used to call KDA “shitcoin” should probably reconsider: although KDA fell as deep as SOL, due to the different market mechanism (small capitalization, limited liquidity), the fall did not shake the crypto market. And today, when SOL returns to ~200 USD, KDA is still at ~0.4 USD. Is this a potential opportunity for those who are steadfast? DCA strategy and keeping faith in fundamentals will lead to different results. KDA may not be as shocking as SOL, but it may be less… painful. You compare a project worth tens of billions of dollars with a project worth only a few hundred million dollars. Are you making a joke? Haha #KDA #Kadena #SOL #Crypto