Bitcoin’s next wave to 100,000! I’ll tell you if it’s at 30,000 it can reach 150,000 in this cycle—the man who told you it would surge and rise fast while everyone across the internet was bearish in August
The first wave of上涨 is the market’s last multiple-choice question for you: Do you dare to hold it, can you hold it, and if it pulls back, do you dare to keep holding?
The real ruthless part is the second wave of the main rally.
While the first wave is still giving you time to hesitate, the second wave simply won’t give you time. The shorts will find that the lower it falls, the less they dare to short; the people who missed the move will find that the higher it rises, the less they dare to chase. Just when they finally wait for a pullback, the price still won’t give them a comfortable entry. You think you’re waiting for an opportunity, but in reality you’re waiting for a perfect buy point that will never show up.
When the monthly-chart-level main rally truly kicks in, the market won’t educate you anymore—it will only keep lifting the price. The spot you once thought was too expensive will later become “you should have known.” The spot you once didn’t dare to buy will later become “no matter what, you can’t get it anymore.”
So the first wave filters out diamond hands, and the second wave harvests the hesitant.
What truly makes retail investors uncomfortable is never that they didn’t understand the market—it’s that once they understand it, they still keep handing their chips away again and again. By the time you finally fully believe, the price often no longer offers the cost of believing.
The first wave of上涨 is the market’s last multiple-choice question for you: Do you dare to hold it, can you hold it, and if it pulls back, do you dare to keep holding?
The real ruthless part is the second wave of the main rally.
While the first wave is still giving you time to hesitate, the second wave simply won’t give you time. The shorts will find that the lower it falls, the less they dare to short; the people who missed the move will find that the higher it rises, the less they dare to chase. Just when they finally wait for a pullback, the price still won’t give them a comfortable entry. You think you’re waiting for an opportunity, but in reality you’re waiting for a perfect buy point that will never show up.
When the monthly-chart-level main rally truly kicks in, the market won’t educate you anymore—it will only keep lifting the price. The spot you once thought was too expensive will later become “you should have known.” The spot you once didn’t dare to buy will later become “no matter what, you can’t get it anymore.”
So the first wave filters out diamond hands, and the second wave harvests the hesitant.
What truly makes retail investors uncomfortable is never that they didn’t understand the market—it’s that once they understand it, they still keep handing their chips away again and again. By the time you finally fully believe, the price often no longer offers the cost of believing.
