Another Sunday, another call for the end of the trenches. I have to say that the conditions aren't favorable atm and I also spend a lot less time looking at tokens. It feels like the war is over and the last remaining soldiers are just competing for nothing. But that doesn't mean its totally over and we will never come back. Many of you haven't been around for years but I can tell you, every time coins die and volume declines the sentiment is worse. People will eventually get tired of 2 months cycles of good conditions followed by another dead 6 months. Especially because it looked like the more cycles pass the less volume we get. As you can see in the visuals the recent Robinhood season had 3x more volume than all the last "high volume" metas. This doesn't necessarily implies that the ceilings of tokens were 3x higher. They weren't and the main cause of this is that capital is spread between 50 runners instead of a handful of good tokens that reach billions. In conditions like this your job is to identify the issues we have and find the projects building a solution for that. These could be the ones leading us to a new meta. If this tells us one thing its that no matter how bad the volume is you shouldn't give up. Your sizing, risk tolerance and screen time should change but you have to stay up to date no matter what. The people that capitalized the most of every single meta in the visual were the people that stayed during the quite times and caught the move early. I didn't buy CASHCAT, AI and PONS at 1-3M because I came once the volume increased. I bought them because I was active when nobody was. Stay active, sharpen your edge and dump on the people that come back when euphoria hits.