Today the market is down, and the group chats are once again full of wailing and despair.
I want to say something that may not sound very pleasant: the people who keep shouting “It’s over,” “It’s a bear market,” every time there’s a big drop are destined to never make big money.
Why? Because all they see is short-term price fluctuations, not long-term logic. In the crypto world over the past ten-plus years—from BTC costing just a few dollars to now costing tens of thousands of dollars—how many times have there been major crashes in between? Over 90% drawdowns have happened multiple times, and every time someone says, “Bitcoin is dead.” What actually happens? People die off, not Bitcoin.
Of course, I’m not saying you can mindlessly buy the bottom right now. There really is uncertainty around regulation, and in the short term it could still fall, and worse news could still come out. No one knows where the bottom is, and I don’t either.
But I know one thing: every major crisis is a good opportunity to pick up cheap chips. When the FTX collapse happened in 2022, when we hit 312 in 2020, and during the bleakest part of the 2018 bear market—looking back now, it’s all golden pits. Back then, most people who were right in the middle of it were panic-selling and cutting losses; not many had the nerve to buy.
So at a time like this, don’t just be afraid.
If you have cash, start building your position in batches;
If you have coins, don’t cut blindly. As long as what you hold is major coins like BTC and ETH, you won’t “die.”
The market always hits the bottom in fear, rises in hesitation, and ends in frenzy.
In this stage, is it more like “panic” or “hesitation”?
Think about it yourself.
At 9 p.m. I’ll chat in the live room about how to position yourself during a falling market. No order-chasing—just sharing my thoughts. If you want to join, go to my profile page.
$BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare #行情分析📈 #投资思路
I want to say something that may not sound very pleasant: the people who keep shouting “It’s over,” “It’s a bear market,” every time there’s a big drop are destined to never make big money.
Why? Because all they see is short-term price fluctuations, not long-term logic. In the crypto world over the past ten-plus years—from BTC costing just a few dollars to now costing tens of thousands of dollars—how many times have there been major crashes in between? Over 90% drawdowns have happened multiple times, and every time someone says, “Bitcoin is dead.” What actually happens? People die off, not Bitcoin.
Of course, I’m not saying you can mindlessly buy the bottom right now. There really is uncertainty around regulation, and in the short term it could still fall, and worse news could still come out. No one knows where the bottom is, and I don’t either.
But I know one thing: every major crisis is a good opportunity to pick up cheap chips. When the FTX collapse happened in 2022, when we hit 312 in 2020, and during the bleakest part of the 2018 bear market—looking back now, it’s all golden pits. Back then, most people who were right in the middle of it were panic-selling and cutting losses; not many had the nerve to buy.
So at a time like this, don’t just be afraid.
If you have cash, start building your position in batches;
If you have coins, don’t cut blindly. As long as what you hold is major coins like BTC and ETH, you won’t “die.”
The market always hits the bottom in fear, rises in hesitation, and ends in frenzy.
In this stage, is it more like “panic” or “hesitation”?
Think about it yourself.
At 9 p.m. I’ll chat in the live room about how to position yourself during a falling market. No order-chasing—just sharing my thoughts. If you want to join, go to my profile page.
$BTC $ETH #BinanceSquare #行情分析📈 #投资思路
