One more interesting observation. Most people buy without studying almost anything. It’s enough to watch a couple of videos, scroll through the feed, see a few posts, ask AI: “What do you think?” And basically — the research is over. 😅 The most interesting thing is that many people who hold even ETH may have never visited the project’s official website, read the documentation, looked at how the network works, who develops it, or what is actually happening under the hood. And it’s often pretty much the same with other assets. Someone bought because they heard about it from a friend. Someone — because they saw it on Twitter. Someone — because their favorite influencer said it was the “next big project.” And then the person simply holds the asset and waits for it to go up. Even in Kaspa, I sometimes see some very strange situations. And, in principle, this happens everywhere. Someone buys: “I saw that there will be 10 BPS — so the price will be $10,000.” Then the price doesn’t go where they expected: “But now I need the money, and I’m in the red.” And this is where it gets interesting: “Ahh, fuck, crypto is a scam.” “Ahh, fuck, this coin is a scam.” “This project is a scam.” Even though the decision was originally made simply because someone said something in a video or wrote a post. The person didn’t study the project themselves, didn’t verify the technology, didn’t understand the risks, and didn’t form their own understanding. And then, when reality doesn’t match the expectations from some video, the project becomes the one to blame. And I’m not judging anyone here — it’s just an observation. But if we’re talking about technologies that could potentially change the financial system, shouldn’t we at least try to understand what exactly we are buying? Understand the technology. Understand the risks. Understand what exactly you are holding and why. Because a video or a post can give you an idea. But it shouldn’t replace your own research. And this is where I have another interesting thought. I’m glad to see that so many people in Kaspa are actually studying what they hold. From my observation, there are quite a lot of people here who understand what exactly they are buying and why they are here in the first place. And perhaps that’s exactly why the community sentiment often remains so strong regardless of the price. Whether KAS is at $0.01, $1, or $10 — people still continue discussing the technology, studying the network’s development, and looking toward the future. For me, that is one of the most interesting things about Kaspa: a community that doesn’t reduce everything to price. #Kaspa $KAS #DYOR