HODL culture died long time ago: I wrote about it last year on my blog.

Yet what if HODL is making a comeback?

As@dcfgodposted yesterday, "All the tokens with real revenues doing real buybacks are up only"

In this case focusing on holding high rev tokens with medium to long-time horizon could be better R/R than trading memecoins or getting rekt on perps.

Actually, IT IS BETTER R/R for sure.

I'd also add$ZEChere. Despite no buybacks has potential for the new SOV asset (thanks to privacy that BTC lacks).

In this case ZEC would require diamond hands otherwise trading it would rekt you.

Remember the guy behind the "just buy $1 worth of bitcoin please!"? He himself posted "I sold the bottom at $266" and continued to trade. He shills Bybit refs and makes loads of 'educational' content.

Can't blame him. HODL is hard. Like BTC pumped from $120 in Sept 2013 to 1.1k 4 months later. Only to dump back to $200 in Jan 2015.

You'd go crazy to trade these swings.

And the last bull cycle was a TERRIBLE market to HODL. Everything that popped, retraced even below 2018 lows.

But the market continues to evolve.

We now have high revenue tokens with real PMF. That's new for crypto.

Until very recently we only traded narratives. and although some projects had huge revenue, the circular nature of crypto looping meant a crash in BTC price would crash revenue.

This circular economy is being disrupted with anti cyclical tokenized stocks, RWAs, Stablecoins, prediction markets and neobanks.

So crypto is more diversified than ever.

Thus why not HODL a diversified portfolio of high rev tokens and$ZEC$ETHand BTC instead of getting rekt with memes?