Why is there market anxiety?

In the comments at the end of the article these days, many readers have expressed anxiety about the current market.

I guess the main reason for the anxiety is the general decline of the overall market.

Regarding this point, I actually shared my views in last Friday's article, and also shared my views in an earlier article:

If this round of Bitcoin is just like this, and it turns downward from now on, then we have already made a plan a long time ago---hold the Bitcoin in our hands and wait for another 4 years, and then make plans for the next cycle.

This is true for Bitcoin, and even more so for Ethereum.

In the online exchange last Saturday, several listeners expressed their concerns about the sluggish price of Ethereum. I also expressed regret when sharing at that time, but I emphasized that I am not worried at all holding Ethereum.

I still say the same thing: if you don’t even dare to buy Ethereum, then you really don’t need to waste time and energy in this ecosystem anymore.

In addition, I also said that at least half of the crypto assets in hand should be allocated to Bitcoin and Ethereum.

If investors really do this, then let's take a look at the status of their assets.

Let's first look at the worst case:

Suppose an investor's initial capital is $5,000, and he bought all of $2,500 in Ethereum, and the remaining $2,500 in assets have all returned to zero at this moment.

Let's use the Ethereum fixed investment price of $2,500 as the cost price, and his total assets in hand now (based on the current Ethereum price of $3,200) are $3,200.

Let's look at the best case scenario:

Assuming that an investor spends $2,500 of the $5,000 on random purchases, and the remaining $2,500 is all spent on Bitcoin, the cost price is $35,000, and the assets he currently holds (based on the current Bitcoin price of $95,000) are $6,784.

So in the worst case scenario, our current assets are between $3,200 and $6,700.

Generally speaking, if we invest regularly, the average cost price of Ethereum is likely to be less than $2,500, and the average cost price of Bitcoin is likely to be less than $35,000. And as long as we are not too unlucky, the remaining 50% of our assets will not be completely reduced to zero, right?

So no matter how bad it is, our situation will be better than $3,200, right?

Even if our current assets are only $3,200, I fully believe that in another four years, the price of Ethereum will definitely not be what it is today.

So as long as we are prepared for the worst and are optimistic about the crypto ecosystem in the medium and long term, I can't see any reason to be anxious no matter from which aspect.

The above estimation method is calculated based on short-term prices------------and this is the method I least like to use to evaluate value.

And the above calculation method assumes that this round of market is over. Besides, can we judge that the market is over now?

I can't judge.

I only know that the decline in the market in the past few days has not affected the development of new things in the crypto ecosystem, the fundamentals of many projects, and the team building of many projects.

In this case, why are we so obsessed with short-term price fluctuations and unwilling to focus on more worthy and valuable places?

I hope that our readers will let go of their emotions when they are anxious, and ask themselves whether the situation that may happen today and in the future has been anticipated by us in advance?

If so, have we prepared for these unexpected situations in advance?

If we have, then there is really no need to worry.