There's something about knowing the end from the beginning that I don't necessarily find interesting, at least from an entertainment perspective. I've been unable to sit through a movie prequel for as long as I can remember no matter how good it seems, unless the prequel is completely unrelated to the actual sequel. Predictability is boring from an entertainment perspective. What I find interesting though is that when it comes to real life actions and financial determinations, I don't necessarily find unpredictability all that alluring.
I mean, from a purely neutral perspective the chaos of the financial markets can be interesting, but when your own money is involved you probably want some assurances and sense of stability. If things are going to shake, they best be shaking in our favor. The Crypto markets have taken the term unpredictable to the extreme. No matter what anyone says and how many graphs we try to conjure to to explain Crypto direction, there are very few if any that can successfully predict market movement at a specific given time. There are unfortunately no remedy actions when the markets move.
I've missed quite a few market runs that I take responsibility for. Most have been asleep a result of a lack of consistency as well as early asset liquidation. While I would not daydream for a possible do-over, crypto does present us the opportunities to make corrections in anticipation of the next run. We're almost always guaranteed a next run when prices crash, and perhaps it will continue like this till there is widespread acceptance and a possible mutually accepted framework for the industry. Of course it isn't just as simple as stacking assets though, as there are assets that are junkyards and those that arr treasure chests.
The past offers no chances for an edit but crypto as with most financial markets leave important lessons for the future. If I become financially successfully by my standards Idefinitely won't mind watching my own prequel.