Last night, crypto stocks took another dip, with MSTR and others dropping quite noticeably.

A lot of people in the group asked me: Is this the end? Should we be worried?

Honestly, it’s really not that bad.

These kinds of short-term fluctuations are super common in the crypto space. The market has been cautious lately, and it's normal for some funds to cash out when things look good. The overall industry trend hasn't changed, so this is actually the time to stay calm.

From my own experience, the more volatile things get, the more important it is to stay steady. Here are three things to focus on:

First, don’t rush to cut your losses. Panicking and selling after a drop is usually the worst move. Market sentiment is contagious, but you need to have your own judgment.

Second, keep an eye on the long-term value of major coins. When prices go down, doesn’t that just mean it's your chance to enter in batches? That’s what I do—the harder it drops, the cheaper the chips.

Third, pay close attention to the news. Policy changes and signals that institutions are getting involved—these are the real keys to market turning points. If retail investors can catch the shift earlier than others, your odds of winning go way up.

Market ups and downs are totally normal. The key is whether you can hold on and keep a long-term view.

Short-term volatility is nothing. The people who really make money are those who get through these swings. Keep your mindset steady, and the opportunities ahead will naturally be yours.