Every few years, the crypto market loses its mind. Sometimes it’s a global recession. Sometimes it’s a pandemic. This time? It’s tariffs and Trump.
But let’s be real—none of this is new. The names change. The headlines change. But the cycle? The cycle is always the same.
Boom. Bust. Panic. Euphoria. Repeat.
People are out here acting like it’s the end of crypto because one man stirred the pot. But if it wasn’t him, it would’ve been someone—or something—else. The market doesn’t need a reason to swing. It just does. And we always look for someone to blame after the fact.
Personally, I’ve stopped playing the blame game. I’m not trying to outsmart the madness anymore. Instead, I buy a little bit of crypto each month. Just enough to stay in the game, not enough to lose sleep over. It keeps me calm while everyone else is freaking out.
Call it boring. Call it unambitious. I call it sustainable.
Because in the end, the market will do what it’s always done—move in circles. And I plan to still be here when it completes another one.
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