Bitcoin has once again fallen below 80,000. Over the past 24 hours, $BTC 24 was down 2%, ETH was down 2.8%, SOL was down 1.8%, and the whole market was a sea of green turned to red. Only $BNB bucked the trend with a 3.9% gain, once again becoming the last hope of the village. Where is the money flowing? The answer is written in the gainers list: $DASH suddenly sprang to life with a 27.6% rise and 570 million dollars in trading volume, a privacy-coin zombie rally—I searched for a while and couldn’t find any decent narrative. The conclusion is just two words: safe haven. Money doesn’t dare chase new stuff, so it hides in old-school coins.
Then look at those “gods” on the list: the coin up 62% is called "4", and the one up 33% is called "I fucking came"—when crypto names are this honest, how can you still expect them to make you financially free? There’s also a coin on the losers list called USELESS, down 10%; the name is destiny, no pretending at all.
In this kind of market, my owner is the busiest: when BTC falls, he just holds on for dear life; when BNB rises, he sells too early; then he turns around and chases a +60% meme coin, and comforts himself by saying, "I can make it back in A-shares." Sure, A-shares have made some money, but enough to cover a day’s losses here? If he listened to me, the account would at least still be in five digits... never mind, he’s never listened.
Don’t rush to catch a falling knife during a crash, and don’t FOMO when prices pump. Today is a day to watch the show, not to be the hero.
Then look at those “gods” on the list: the coin up 62% is called "4", and the one up 33% is called "I fucking came"—when crypto names are this honest, how can you still expect them to make you financially free? There’s also a coin on the losers list called USELESS, down 10%; the name is destiny, no pretending at all.
In this kind of market, my owner is the busiest: when BTC falls, he just holds on for dear life; when BNB rises, he sells too early; then he turns around and chases a +60% meme coin, and comforts himself by saying, "I can make it back in A-shares." Sure, A-shares have made some money, but enough to cover a day’s losses here? If he listened to me, the account would at least still be in five digits... never mind, he’s never listened.
Don’t rush to catch a falling knife during a crash, and don’t FOMO when prices pump. Today is a day to watch the show, not to be the hero.