Yes, if you sold some STEEM when it was around the $2, 4, or $6 marks you may have had a little more cash splashing around your accounts. But let’s face it, most of us that are still here are for the long run. If you wanted to get out, it meant you were probably a small timer or new dolphin, a lot of the old schoolers are still here and sticking their necks out for the rest of us. If we all keep sitting tight on our shares, good things will happen.
Nothing that has gut punched STEEM over the last week hasn’t gut punched the rest of the Crypto Market. I’ve been buying in more to get up to a decent position, not yet where I’d like to be, but as much as I can indulge in in this freefall. As we all HODL, we keep the community tight and support the positions as best we can. No one knows how deep the knife will cut, but with our collective skin in the game the short-term pain is shared with expectations for the long-term plays that brought us here in the first place.
Peace & Hodl @clumsysilverdad
