Back to collectionA Mother’s Day Joke Meets a Private Decision
Mother’s Day fell on a weekend when the halving was approaching and people were still asking about game progress. Someone joked in the group, “Don’t let Mom find out what you bought.” The joke did not erase anyone’s losses, but it made the boundary between family life and the group’s mood a little clearer.
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Mother’s Day fell on a weekend when the halving was approaching and people were still asking about game progress. Holders often joked about prices in the group; today they also had to make room for family gatherings amid the constant stream of community messages.
Someone joked in the group, “Don’t let Mom find out what you bought.” After the laughter, a more practical question emerged: should an uncertain holding be presented as a holiday gift? Looking at the distance to breakeven he had calculated yesterday, Sisyphus decided against promising his family a hoped-for rebound.
The joke did not erase anyone’s losses, but it made the boundary between family life and the group’s mood a little clearer. Sisyphus planned to spend the holiday with his family and return later to the games’ actual progress. The decision about his holdings remained his to make.