Sometimes I drop by to read crypto analysts — just to cheer myself up.
Not long ago, I was told quite seriously:
BTC will be $60K.
Then $50K.
Then $40K.
And then, apparently, they should have exchanged Bitcoin for a bundle of buckwheat and two Doshiraks. 😂
Moreover, the lower the person drew the price, the more serious their face became.
Did someone draw a downward arrow on TradingView? They did.
Is there a red circle? There is.
Are the words “liquidity,” “formation,” “global correction” inserted?
That’s it. In front of us is Warren Buffett of the crypto market.
All that’s left is to buy the rate for $299. 😂
And the market took it upon itself and, as usual, forgot to ask for permission.
The funniest part isn’t even that people make mistakes.
Everyone is wrong. I can be wrong too.
The problem starts when a person doesn’t consider different scenarios, but with a stone face tells thousands of beginners:
“Sell. Everything will start pouring in right now.”
A beginner is scared.
Sells assets after they fall.
In a week, the market turns around.
And that same “analyst” is already releasing a new post:
“As I said, the market provided a great entry point to build a position.”
BRO 😂
You were burying Bitcoin five days ago.
So you should’ve been holding the wake there already.
THAT’S WHY STOP TRADING WITH OTHER PEOPLE’S BRAINS
They saw a scary post—so they sold.
You saw a green candle—you bought.
They saw the headline “BTC $40K” — they panicked.
You saw “BTC $150K”—you went all in with the whole thing.
And then the market is to blame.
No. The market has promised nothing to anyone.
If your goal is to gradually increase your capital, the approach should be completely different.
There is capital.
Selected assets.
There are several parts that the total amount is divided into.
Are there levels or conditions for buying?
There’s a reserve in case of a deeper correction.
And there’s time.
Everything.
You don’t need to wake up every morning thinking:
“So, what did the guy with 17 indicators on the chart say today?”
CORRECTION IS NOT THE END OF THE WORLD
This is especially what I want to get across to beginners.
If a good asset drops by 10–20%, people somehow start perceiving it as if the CEO of Bitcoin has issued a resignation statement. 😂
If the fundamental reason for your purchase hasn’t changed, a red candle by itself proves nothing.
Moreover, for an investor who planned to increase their position, a drop in price can provide an opportunity to buy the asset cheaper.
But exactly here, the crowd often does the opposite:
it’s expensive—you want to buy;
cheaper—you’re afraid to buy;
even cheaper—you want to sell;
it went back up—you want to buy again.
A brilliant strategy.
Buy expensive → sell cheap → repeat until you reach financial enlightenment. 😂
I AM NOT TELLING YOU: “GO ALL IN WITH ALL YOUR MONEY”
This is also madness.
I’m talking about something else.
If you’ve studied an asset, you understand why you hold it, you take the risks, and you look at the market from a distance—build your strategy in advance, not decisions during panic.
Divided the capital.
Bought a portion.
You got a deeper correction—assess whether anything changed fundamentally.
Nothing has changed, and your original scenario still holds—you can consider the next portion of the position.
Not:
“BOYS URGENTLY I SAW A RED CANDLE, WE’RE SAVED.”
And even more so, there’s no need to try to offset the drop with leveraged futures ×20.
Because then the market will very quickly run a free educational course.
True, the cost of training will be equal to your deposit.
AND NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT ALTS
I continue to watch STX, LINK, ONDO, SUI, GRAM, NOT, CATI, and other assets that I wrote about earlier.
But remember:
the name of the coin ≠ a guarantee of profit.
Even a strong asset can go against you.
That’s why I’m much more interested not in guessing “which coin will give x’s tomorrow,” but in the movement of capital.
What’s happening with Bitcoin?
What’s happening to dominance?
Where does liquidity go?
Does demand appear for riskier assets?
Which sectors start showing relative strength?
Now that’s analysis.
And:
“BRO, THE COIN IS $0.70 NOW, SOON $14, 100% INFO”
— this isn’t analysis.
It’s somewhere between astrology and betting on cockfights.
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY
Don’t let some random person on the internet force you to sell an asset just because they confidently drew a downward arrow.
And don’t buy an asset just because another person drew an upward arrow.
Think with your own head.
Study the macro.
Study liquidity.
Look at the volumes.
Watch the flows of capital.
Understand Bitcoin and how it affects the rest of the market.
Figure out what you’re buying, why you’re buying it, and under what conditions you admit your idea is wrong.
Because the most expensive thing in the market isn’t Bitcoin, isn’t Ethereum, and isn’t yet another altcoin.
The most expensive thing is the absence of your own strategy.
Today they’ll scare you with Bitcoin at $40K.
Tomorrow they’ll be selling you the course:
“HOW I UNDERSTOOD THAT THE BOTTOM WAS ALREADY IN”
for $499. 😂
And the very same person will explain the day after tomorrow why their previous two forecasts were also correct after all.
Don’t feed this circus with your money.
If your strategy is planned for years—study the assets, manage risk, keep a reserve, and treat corrections as possible points for a gradual accumulation, not as an automatic signal to dump everything from the portfolio.
A cool head.
No buying with your last money.
No panic selling because of someone else’s post.
No “signals from gurus.”
And leave the clowns the most valuable thing they deserve:
a like under the BTC $40K forecast and a comment:
“So what, when is it coming soon?” 😂
