When $DOGE is pumping, lots of people buy it, hoping to make money. Later, when the ecosystem declines, many sell—either to cut losses or take profits. Buying and selling in the community is totally normal, no need for moral judgment. Even if someone said a lot of aggressive things when buying, it was just to maximize their own gains. The same logic applies to the Bitcoin community. At BTC Prague, Michael Saylor responded to questions about selling BTC, saying: ‘I told *you* personally not to sell Bitcoin. I never said the company wouldn’t sell.’ Even Buffett would struggle if he only sold and never bought. Plus, Bitcoin doesn’t generate yield.