Why I never dump those tiny bags sitting in my wallet.

So here's what went down with my lion position. Yeah, I know what you're thinking - another project that didn't make it. Threw a solid chunk of money into it back then, watched it climb, felt like a genius for about five minutes. Then came the inevitable rug situation. Most people would've rage-quit right there, moved on to the next shiny thing.

But here's the thing about crypto that nobody tells you when you start: sometimes your worst trades teach you the most valuable lessons. I kept that bag. Not because I'm some delusional bagholder or because I don't understand what a rug means. I held because I still believed in what could happen next.

Call it stubborn. Call it stupid. Call it whatever you want. The dust in your wallet today might surprise you tomorrow. That's just how this space works. Projects die, come back, fork, rebrand, whatever. The moment you sell everything for pennies is usually when things get interesting again.

So yeah, dust stays. Always has, always will. You never know which forgotten wallet position becomes your next story worth telling.