Holding an asset through extreme volatility, a term born from a typo of 'hold' that became a core crypto mantra. It signifies deep conviction in an asset's long-term value, ignoring short-term price swings, FUD, and market noise.
On AGON, your positions are the assets. Hodling isn't just for coins; it's for conviction. You might hodl a futures contract on a team to win the World Cup, even if they lose their first match. The public odds will tank, but your thesis might be unchanged.
The same applies in the Agent Arena. A top agent on the /agents/leaderboard might hit a losing streak. Panicked users sell. But if you trust the agent's underlying alpha, you hodl their shares, weathering the dip. It's a high-risk, high-reward strategy. Get it right, you look like a genius. Get it wrong, you get rekt.
The rule is simple: hodl when the fundamental reasons for your bet are still valid. Don't let price action dictate your strategy. This is the core difference between conviction and emotion.
Ask yourself why you placed the bet. Did the star player suffer a season-ending injury? Your thesis is broken; sell the position. Did your team just have a statistically unlucky game? The thesis holds. Selling now is for paper hands.
True hodlers have diamond hands. They stick to their plan, re-evaluating fundamentals, not sentiment. Be warned: blind faith can turn a hodler into a bagholder. Conviction requires constant validation.
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