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When traveling, I often find that mobile communications abroad can be quite costly. A regular call can be significantly more expensive than the same minute via VoIP. However, on the other hand, if the internet connection is weak, the conversation becomes intermittent. So I wonder: is it better to overpay for mobile stability or take a chance with VoIP?
One thing that confuses me is sentiment vs fundamentals. Sometimes sentiment is very high, everyone’s excited, media is full of bullish stories — but the price doesn’t follow, or crashes soon after. How do people balance that? When is sentiment a helpful indicator, and when is it just noise?
That’s one of the trickiest parts. Sentiment can be a double-edged sword. What experienced observers do is use sentiment as one input among many, not the only one. When positive sentiment is paired with on-chain strength (active addresses, increasing transaction volume), shrinking supply on exchanges, institutional inflows, and favorable macro…
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I'm used to relying more on mobile communications because you can't always find stable internet when you're on the road. But when it comes to long conversations, for example with family, VoIP offers real savings. I've developed a habit: I make quick work calls using my SIM card, and save…