Based on the market trends of the past four years, if you sold after each bottom-fishing session when the price rose by 50%, the return would be far greater than simply holding the stock long-term after bottom-fishing. Truly worthwhile assets for long-term holding are extremely rare, one in a million in the stock market and one in a million in cryptocurrencies. Long-term holding doesn't mean buying an asset and holding it forever; it means identifying that one asset worth holding long-term under extremely strict conditions. Otherwise, the longer the holding period, the lower the relative return. This conclusion is counterintuitive, but it's common sense. When you hear everyone talking about long-term holding, it's a trap. They're either holding a bunch of junk stocks or deeply trapped, unless they're heavily invested in seemingly expensive assets like index funds, Tesla, Bitcoin, Nvidia, and other top performers. Be cautious about long-term holding. #ETHTrendAnalysis #BitcoinVSTokenizedGold