People who don’t buy the dip right now are essentially choosing a slow fade-out. At this time, in the crypto market, it’s nothing more than buying and selling—there are only two choices. If you don’t buy now, it means you don’t believe in the market. You wait for the main upswing to come, and when it arrives, there’s a consolidation. You’ll still get shaken out—over and over you end up cutting losses, getting liquidated, missing out, and chasing higher prices. An endless loop.

If they just push it up directly, retail investors may actually be unwilling to sell. The most effective method is to repeatedly shake the market, have sharp drops, and move sideways—making you start doubting the logic.

When it drops a bit, you’re afraid it will drop further.
When it goes sideways for a few days, you think the rally is gone.
When it goes sideways for months, you wonder if you misread it.

By the time you finally can’t take it anymore and hand over your chips, the main player starts pushing it up.

So many times, what truly determines whether you can catch the main upswing is what the “heir” has always emphasized: direction, patience, and bottom-positioned chips.

When you finally regain confidence, the price has already gone up. And by the time you finally dare to chase, those cheap chips are long gone.