A Better Way to Think About ‘Buying the Dip’ in a Crypto Crash

<h1>We can’t stop here, this is bat country!</h1> There has been a recent flurry of posts across medium, twitter and reddit trying to reassure newbies that thisisfine.jpeg. Whenever there is a crash, some old hands decide to help out/motivate/karma-farm/accrue upvotes/act high and mighty… These feel-good posts are all well and good, but once you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. So I’m going to try and add a bit more substance (though I am aware of the irony that I’m basically doing the same thing, only with more references to peer-reviewed journals). I’m mostly focused on building and think the price can be a distraction. I much prefer to write about the unique design challenges posed by DeFi, than in how to approach investing, but if there is ever a time to say a few words about the market… it’s probably now. Just know that this crazy journey isn’t stopping. It’s guaranteed to take us into more dizzying highs and terrifying lows. It will be fun, but it will be scary. If you want to come along, that is the price of admission. Buy the ticket, take the ride. This is a rewrite of something I put together a few years ago, and I think it holds up fairly well. And that’s largely the point — a decent investing strategy should stand the test of time. I spent a while researching and writing this, so if you think it’s useful, please do give a clap for visibility. Next month, I’ll probably go back to writing incredibly niche articles on the UX of web3 apps. <a href="https://medium.com/coinmonks/a-better-way-to-think-about-buying-the-dip-in-a-crypto-crash-9327d0fac772">Learn More</a>