Have you noticed that every time
$BTC slips below a round number, the same crowd that was calling for new highs last month suddenly acts like the asset is finished?
Most people lose money in these moments because they buy strength and sell weakness. They never decide when to exit until they are already underwater, then they dump into $USDT and miss the bounce that usually follows.
The Fear and Greed index is still sitting at 63, which is greed, not capitulation. The screaming you hear is unprepared traders narrating a move they did not plan for, not a real regime change. When Bitcoin drops, liquidity leaves alts first, so names like
$FIL get hit harder than the leader. That is a rotation, not a funeral, and your job is not to predict the exact wick but to have levels written down before the red candles show up.
The practical move is to scale into weakness across two or three zones instead of hunting the exact bottom, and to keep dry powder in $USDT so you can actually buy instead of watching. If you are already in, set your invalidation now and honor it. The people who survive these dips are the ones who already knew what they would do.
Anyone else treating this dip as a setup instead of a signal to run?
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