In this bear market cycle, my biggest takeaway isn’t how much money I made.
It’s that I realized that I didn’t even wait for a “panic selling” setup.
Before the first initial support test, I actually entered from the left side early.
Back then, I didn’t know that
a real bottom
still has so many structures to go through.
As the book puts it:
Panic selling is the first signal that a bear market is ending.
So, at the first stage of initial support,
it only means the market has, for the first time, shown demand that can confront the sell orders.
The following structures will still involve panic selling.
That indicates that larger capital is starting to take over.
The buyers are the main force,
while the sellers are the general public caught in panic.
Why does the market need panic selling?
Because only when emotional shares keep being handed out continuously can supply gradually dry up—and the bear market finally gets a chance to truly come to an end.
So, panic selling is actually often one of the important signals that a bull market is beginning to take shape within the bear market.
Of course, it’s not a confirmation of the bottom.
After that, it typically still needs to go through:
Natural rebound (AR) → Secondary test (ST) → Accumulation …
Until there are fewer and fewer floating shares in the market,
and the chips slowly shift into the hands of long-term capital.
The supply-demand relationship trend starts to turn upward 👆
And the bull market is about to set off.
Thanks to my little left-side entry,
I also learned so much knowledge from it 🧡
In this bull-bear cycle,
what I’m turning over to myself isn’t just returns.
There’s also understanding 📈$BTC
It’s that I realized that I didn’t even wait for a “panic selling” setup.
Before the first initial support test, I actually entered from the left side early.
Back then, I didn’t know that
a real bottom
still has so many structures to go through.
As the book puts it:
Panic selling is the first signal that a bear market is ending.
So, at the first stage of initial support,
it only means the market has, for the first time, shown demand that can confront the sell orders.
The following structures will still involve panic selling.
That indicates that larger capital is starting to take over.
The buyers are the main force,
while the sellers are the general public caught in panic.
Why does the market need panic selling?
Because only when emotional shares keep being handed out continuously can supply gradually dry up—and the bear market finally gets a chance to truly come to an end.
So, panic selling is actually often one of the important signals that a bull market is beginning to take shape within the bear market.
Of course, it’s not a confirmation of the bottom.
After that, it typically still needs to go through:
Natural rebound (AR) → Secondary test (ST) → Accumulation …
Until there are fewer and fewer floating shares in the market,
and the chips slowly shift into the hands of long-term capital.
The supply-demand relationship trend starts to turn upward 👆
And the bull market is about to set off.
Thanks to my little left-side entry,
I also learned so much knowledge from it 🧡
In this bull-bear cycle,
what I’m turning over to myself isn’t just returns.
There’s also understanding 📈$BTC
