I just realized something during a conversation with a friend. He bought SOL at $250, and now, as the price has dropped to $81-85, he doesn't want to buy more. "It might still go down" — he says. But that's exactly the dollar-cost averaging point that most people totally don't get. That's why most people lose in cryptocurrencies. They think backwards instead of forwards. An uncomfortable truth that we all know, but few accept: the best time to buy is always when everything looks bad. When you feel bad. When you tell yourself "Maybe I should wait." That's fear talking. And fear is what keeps you stuck. SOL at $81-85 seems scary. SOL at $300 seemed safe because everyone was doing it, everyone was buying. Do you see the asymmetry? I'm loading up. Do what you think is right. But think about it.