Hold or Sell? The Story of Shiba That Will Change Your Thinking

Imagine: a guy bought SHIB before the crash in November 2020. He invested $1000, and now he sees he has $2 left. Ninety-nine point eight percent in the red. A typical investor would immediately hit “sell”. But not him.

When the bull market later came, everyone said: “God, what a lucky guy!” I thought so too. But hold on — it wasn't luck. It was conviction.

Here’s the thing: when the price drops by 99%, most people only see red candles. He saw something different — the potential of the project that others missed. And this difference in perception separates successful investors from those who “just played and exited”.

The market does not check the thickness of your wallet. It checks the strength of your position. When there is panic around, FUD, a thousand voices shout “sell!”, only one thing remains — to believe in what you see.

So the question is not whether you will be lucky. The question is what you truly believe in and whether you are ready to stand up for it.