Still waiting for $PEPE to turn the tide? We need to talk this through.

What you call conviction is actually just the whale's withdrawal password. Last night, billions of dollars quietly pulled out, retail accounts were washed repeatedly, and you're still dreaming of getting rich overnight and driving a sports car. Although it sounds harsh, this is a common advice for stop-loss: $PEPE this round of market has basically come to an end. No roadmap, no practical applications, even the hype stories have cooled off. If you're still stubbornly holding on, that's not conviction, that's waiting to be the last wave of harvest.

Losing money itself isn't deadly; what's truly terrifying is repeatedly falling into the same trap. You keep getting cut by meme coins, and the reason is simple: you're chasing fleeting hype, not the real value of blockchain. Hype is a soap bubble that capital can create and withdraw at will; only value can withstand bull and bear markets.

I'm not here to mock those who are trapped; let's talk about how to turn things around. Over the past six months, I've been heavily focused on the value track, particularly projects in the oracle field. Many people think oracles are "boring" and "too basic," but it's precisely these seemingly dull underlying infrastructures that are the core assets whales quietly deploy during a bull market.

What does $PEPE give you? Rollercoaster-like emotional torment. But what are oracles doing? They are laying the backbone of data for the entire blockchain world. Can your DeFi projects access real-time, accurate price data? Not really. Do you believe in the RWA track needing trustworthy on-chain data? Absolutely. Oracles won't give you short-term quick gains, but they provide the essential infrastructure support that the market truly needs. That’s the confidence to survive cycles.