Recently, there have been quite a few altcoins experiencing short-term surges, such as $hyper, $omni, $knc, and this one in the picture, $Xlm. Although not many, they excel in stability. I’ve seen people complain, saying things like, "Oh, I’ve been watching this coin for a long time," or "I’ve always been optimistic about it; if it drops a few more points, I’ll buy the dip." It’s like they feel wealth is right within their grasp, and they were just a step away from seizing it, almost getting rich. With a few such opportunities, you could exit the market altogether. From my 8 years of experience in the crypto space, brother, you’re just overthinking it. How long has $BTC been on your watchlist? What was its price when you added it to the list? If just adding it to your watchlist meant you could buy in, how much could you have made? But are you rich now? The distance between having a watchlist and actually making money, cashing out, is as far apart as saying you’ve become an investment master just because you read a biography of Buffett. If just having a watchlist meant making money, then updating the leaderboard to your watchlist every day wouldn’t take long before you’d be the richest person.