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白鲨观点马来西亚
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Don’t be afraid—the market is down this week. I’ve seen too many people fall in the night before a bull market
The market hasn’t been stable this week.
PPI came in above expectations, CPI is still up in the air, crude oil has surged, and the odds of rate hikes have skyrocketed…
Open your trading app—everything is red, and it’s just upsetting to look at.
I know what many people are feeling right now:
Those who are stuck in positions, constantly checking the charts, getting more and more anxious
Those who are in cash, thinking it will keep falling, but also afraid of missing out if they go all-in
Can’t sleep at night, can’t focus during the day
Honestly, I’m all too familiar with this feeling.
When I first entered the crypto world, during the 2018 bear market,
from $20,000 down to $3,000—I was there the whole time,
and that sense of despair was more painful than losing money.
But later I found a pattern:
Most people don’t lose money from the biggest drop—they lose it from all the back-and-forth.
Cut when it falls, chase when it rises,
trade up and down during sideways action—you end up paying plenty in fees.
After all that floundering, the principal keeps shrinking.
Here are three suggestions for everyone to calm down after the weekend:
First, don’t stare at the daily chart—stretch out the timeframe.
Look at the weekly and monthly charts: BTC is still in an upward channel.
From 57,000 in June this year to 77,000 now,
it’s up 35% in three months—actually, that’s pretty strong.
Second, check whether your position size feels comfortable.
What does “comfortable” mean?
It means if it drops 20%, you’re not panicked; if it rises 50%, you don’t regret.
If it doesn’t feel comfortable, adjust—adjust until it does.
Trading isn’t about who makes the most money—it’s about who stays alive the longest.
Third, don’t keep watching the market all weekend—rest well.
The market won’t collapse just because you don’t look,
and it won’t pump just because you keep staring.
Eat when it’s time to eat, sleep when it’s time to sleep.
Fight on again next week—having a full head and good energy matters more than anything.
If you lost money this week, or your mood isn’t great,
come to my chat room—there are a few hundred people in there, and everyone feels the same.
Over the weekend, we’ll talk about things beyond the charts—relax a bit.
Next week’s tough battle, we’ll take it on together.
#BinanceSquare #交易心得 #比特币 #Holding mindset
The market hasn’t been stable this week.
PPI came in above expectations, CPI is still up in the air, crude oil has surged, and the odds of rate hikes have skyrocketed…
Open your trading app—everything is red, and it’s just upsetting to look at.
I know what many people are feeling right now:
Those who are stuck in positions, constantly checking the charts, getting more and more anxious
Those who are in cash, thinking it will keep falling, but also afraid of missing out if they go all-in
Can’t sleep at night, can’t focus during the day
Honestly, I’m all too familiar with this feeling.
When I first entered the crypto world, during the 2018 bear market,
from $20,000 down to $3,000—I was there the whole time,
and that sense of despair was more painful than losing money.
But later I found a pattern:
Most people don’t lose money from the biggest drop—they lose it from all the back-and-forth.
Cut when it falls, chase when it rises,
trade up and down during sideways action—you end up paying plenty in fees.
After all that floundering, the principal keeps shrinking.
Here are three suggestions for everyone to calm down after the weekend:
First, don’t stare at the daily chart—stretch out the timeframe.
Look at the weekly and monthly charts: BTC is still in an upward channel.
From 57,000 in June this year to 77,000 now,
it’s up 35% in three months—actually, that’s pretty strong.
Second, check whether your position size feels comfortable.
What does “comfortable” mean?
It means if it drops 20%, you’re not panicked; if it rises 50%, you don’t regret.
If it doesn’t feel comfortable, adjust—adjust until it does.
Trading isn’t about who makes the most money—it’s about who stays alive the longest.
Third, don’t keep watching the market all weekend—rest well.
The market won’t collapse just because you don’t look,
and it won’t pump just because you keep staring.
Eat when it’s time to eat, sleep when it’s time to sleep.
Fight on again next week—having a full head and good energy matters more than anything.
If you lost money this week, or your mood isn’t great,
come to my chat room—there are a few hundred people in there, and everyone feels the same.
Over the weekend, we’ll talk about things beyond the charts—relax a bit.
Next week’s tough battle, we’ll take it on together.
#BinanceSquare #交易心得 #比特币 #Holding mindset
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