I agree completely. The new investors in the last 2 years failed miserably, with the exception of Michael Saylor. I thought they've learned the lesson after the first crash a year ago. But no, they did it again and again. Not to mention all those "crypto experts" who mocked BTC maximalists. I doubt that they will learn terra's lesson and quit investing in shitcoins. These people think they are smart, but they are not. They rely on their personal experience and achievements, but are not used to doubt every project and the man behind it. The cost of this lesson will be devastating one day.



Meanwhile, only the OG hodlers continue to accumulate silently. They sell only what is needed, when it is needed. The hard thing is to plan and keep the balance between the present needs and the desire to have as much BTC as possible. The inflation is making this task even harder, but even if there are some mistakes on the way, crashes like this can be used to correct them. I'm content with my current balance, but if the bear market brings the price below 25K, I will be even happier to reinvest in BTC for even better balance.