I entered the crypto space relatively late, and what I've heard are all other people's stories. The first ETH I bought was from a friend for 1000 RMB when the market price was 4000 USD. I used it to farm OP and later received 800-900 OP, which became my first pot of gold in the crypto world. After entering the space, a friend told me that back in the day, he had placed an order for BTC at 888 USD and ETH at 88 USD, each for 100 units, but then for some reason, he canceled the orders. The next day, the prices really dropped to those levels, and he regretted it. He even pulled out OKEX to show me the order records from that time. Later, I met a miner who mined over ten ETH every day. I asked him if they would hold onto it for a price increase. He said no, they just mine and sell because the electricity costs for the mining equipment in the facility need to be paid, so as long as there's profit, it's fine. We may not have caught the best era, but now could be the best era of the next ten years. Just stick to dollar-cost averaging and hoarding coins.