Every token you buy is a vote and a trade-off You’re not just clicking buttons. You’re saying yes to one thing and no to everything else. That’s the part people forget. They see a “cheap” token, or a project “early in its cycle,” and think they’re being smart. But if your whole decision ends at “it’s undervalued” — then, yeah, you’re probably missing the point. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📌 The part most folks skip? → Alternatives Buying Token A isn’t just about liking Token A. It should also mean: “I looked at Tokens B, C, D… and A still felt like the strongest bet.” But most people never get that far. They stop thinking once they’re excited. And then what happens? They buy A… and literally the next day realize Token B was the better choice all along. That’s not rare. That’s normal. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 What real conviction actually looks like: Before putting your money into anything, ask: 1. Is this token worth what I’m paying for it? 2. Do I believe, right now, that this is the best use of my capital compared to everything else I know? If you can’t answer both with “hell yes”? You’re not investing — you’re just guessing with confidence. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💡 Final thought and this one sticks: It doesn’t really matter why you picked a token. If there’s a clearly better option out there, your reasons don’t matter. You made the wrong choice anyway. So yeah — it’s always about the alternative. That’s the part that separates the curious from the killers. Choose like your capital has a cost. Because it absolutely does.