Those who are in vs. those who aren’t: the caricature that explains this market better than a report
Those who are in: they got in when fear was at 25/100, their average market cost is US$53.995, and they’ve already watched five straight weeks close in the red without letting go.
Those who aren’t: they’ve been waiting for “the bottom” since 2024. Along the way, $BTC went from 58.625 in June to 106.011 for the year, and now they’re asking for it to drop to 40.000 before they finally get in.
There’s a point behind the joke: the 39,9% drop from the high feels endless, but the price is still 3,6% above its 200-day average and 40% above the on-chain average cost.
This isn’t mockery or advice: it’s just that the exact bottom almost never arrives, and those who wait for it usually end up buying the rebound they can no longer justify.
Tag the friend who’s still waiting for US$40.000.
#Bitcoin #Cripto #BinanceSquare
This is not financial advice. Do your research before investing.
Those who are in: they got in when fear was at 25/100, their average market cost is US$53.995, and they’ve already watched five straight weeks close in the red without letting go.
Those who aren’t: they’ve been waiting for “the bottom” since 2024. Along the way, $BTC went from 58.625 in June to 106.011 for the year, and now they’re asking for it to drop to 40.000 before they finally get in.
There’s a point behind the joke: the 39,9% drop from the high feels endless, but the price is still 3,6% above its 200-day average and 40% above the on-chain average cost.
This isn’t mockery or advice: it’s just that the exact bottom almost never arrives, and those who wait for it usually end up buying the rebound they can no longer justify.
Tag the friend who’s still waiting for US$40.000.
#Bitcoin #Cripto #BinanceSquare
This is not financial advice. Do your research before investing.
