These past couple of days, with BTC making this big move up, the group chat has clearly become lively again 😀😃
But now I actually feel a bit hesitant to chase.
It’s not that I think the rally is over, but after every fast surge like this, people’s emotions change really quickly.
Yesterday people were asking, “Will it break below 70k?” and today they’re asking, “When 100k?”
That shift is actually pretty interesting.
Right now I’m only watching one thing:
When BTC pulls back, is anyone willing to buy the dip?
If it’s just going straight up and everyone is chasing, I’d rather be a little slower.
If it really pulls back and the market doesn’t panic, but instead people step in and absorb the supply, then I think that kind of rise is healthier.
So if you made me choose one of two options now:
I won’t chase a surge,
And I won’t panic on a sharp drop either.
I’d rather wait for a real pullback and see whether the market is actually this strong.
After all, in a bull market, the hardest money to make often isn’t being right about the direction — it’s keeping your hands off the keyboard.
What are you doing with your current position: planning to keep holding, or have you already started taking profits?
But now I actually feel a bit hesitant to chase.
It’s not that I think the rally is over, but after every fast surge like this, people’s emotions change really quickly.
Yesterday people were asking, “Will it break below 70k?” and today they’re asking, “When 100k?”
That shift is actually pretty interesting.
Right now I’m only watching one thing:
When BTC pulls back, is anyone willing to buy the dip?
If it’s just going straight up and everyone is chasing, I’d rather be a little slower.
If it really pulls back and the market doesn’t panic, but instead people step in and absorb the supply, then I think that kind of rise is healthier.
So if you made me choose one of two options now:
I won’t chase a surge,
And I won’t panic on a sharp drop either.
I’d rather wait for a real pullback and see whether the market is actually this strong.
After all, in a bull market, the hardest money to make often isn’t being right about the direction — it’s keeping your hands off the keyboard.
What are you doing with your current position: planning to keep holding, or have you already started taking profits?
