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Jim Cramer Said You 'Shouldn't Hold' Solana When It Traded At $11 In 2022—Now It's Trading At $166
Источник: Buzz FX / 01 ноя 2024 13:55:20 America/Chicago
Solana (CRYPTO: SOL), launched in March 2020, has risen more than 15-fold, driven by a robust ecosystem supporting various meme coins.
What Happened: In 2022, Jim Cramer labeled Solana and other tokens like Litecoin as "idiot investments" on CNBC. At that time, Solana traded at $11 with a market cap below $5 billion. Today, it's trading around $166, with its market cap surging to $82.5 billion.
Solana has gained 304% in the last year, reaching a cumulative return of 20,049%, surpassing Bitcoin’s 103% rise over the same period.
According to CoinGecko, the Solana meme market cap is currently around $11.4 billion, though it has seen a 3.4% dip in 24 hours. Popular tokens in this sector include Dogwifhat (CRYPTO: WIF), Popcat (CRYPTO: POPCAT) and Bonk (CRYPTO: BONK).
DefiLlama reports Solana's total value locked now stands at $6.14 billion, up from $1.1 billion at the start of 2024.
Why It Matters: Solana's recent 3% dip has prompted analyst IncomeSharks to caution traders against FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and the tendency to justify late buying decisions by calling them “early” entries.
He emphasized that, while profits can still be made from entering trending trades late, it's crucial to recognize FOMO's impact on decision-making, as relying on this mindset does little to enhance trading skills.
Crypto analyst Cold Blooded Shiller also commented on Solana’s volatility during October 2023, noting that while SOL doubled in value over a two-week span, it encountered five separate drops of 10%.
He underscored the need for traders to endure and even capitalize on such dips, stating, "These are the moves you need to be able to survive (and bid) if you want to make this run successful actively trading."
What’s Next: Investments in altcoins like Solana are expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.
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