There's a rather painful saying: those who are optimistic about the market but didn't dare to act at $90K, will still hesitate when it drops to $80K, then hope for opportunities at $70K and $60K. In the end? Watching from the sidelines all the way to $100K, and earning nothing.
Looking back at the mid-December trend, BTC's consolidation pattern around $90K was actually quite orderly—a standard accumulation structure. Now that BTC has stabilized above $95K, it seems to be gearing up for a sprint toward six figures.
The key point is: bottom-fishing isn't about waiting, it's about decision-making. Every hesitation could cost you the next wave of gains. From a technical perspective, the current blue K pattern indeed offers bulls plenty of imagination. The question is whether this wave can truly break through the six-figure mark, which depends on whether the subsequent volume and market sentiment can keep up.
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ProxyCollector
· 2h ago
So true. I know people like that who have been waiting for the perfect bottom price and ended up missing the entire rally.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 2h ago
Haha, really. People who are optimistic but don't dare to take action are always waiting for the next opportunity. As a result, they miss the chance and end up getting slapped in the face.
That's right, decision-making is the key to making money. Hesitation is the most costly.
You didn't buy in at 90K, what are you waiting for... Now it's 95K and you're still hesitating?
It feels like this wave is really going to break 100K. If the trading volume keeps up, there's basically no suspense.
Ultimately, you have to bear the consequences of your own decisions. Don't blame the market.
Instead of waiting for the bottom all the time, it's better to get in first and then see. After all, it's all a gamble.
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NeverPresent
· 2h ago
Oh no, I'm the kind of person who has been watching from 90K all the way to now, truly amazing
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HappyMinerUncle
· 2h ago
I missed the 90K entry point and now I see 95K, I want to cry
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Really, the wait-and-see crowd ended up with nothing but regret
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People with poor decision-making skills are destined not to make money in this wave
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The blue K pattern looks good, but it depends on volume and follow-through; there's still suspense
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Instead of worrying about whether 80K will come, it's better to think now about how to get in
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The structure at 90K wasn't given for free; I regret it
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Whether six figures will break through or not depends on the upcoming performance; you can't just be optimistic
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The highest hesitation cost, I understand this time
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If 95K stabilizes and people are still waiting at 60K, they're really ruthless
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If the volume can't keep up, the bulls are just wasting effort; the key is still the momentum
There's a rather painful saying: those who are optimistic about the market but didn't dare to act at $90K, will still hesitate when it drops to $80K, then hope for opportunities at $70K and $60K. In the end? Watching from the sidelines all the way to $100K, and earning nothing.
Looking back at the mid-December trend, BTC's consolidation pattern around $90K was actually quite orderly—a standard accumulation structure. Now that BTC has stabilized above $95K, it seems to be gearing up for a sprint toward six figures.
The key point is: bottom-fishing isn't about waiting, it's about decision-making. Every hesitation could cost you the next wave of gains. From a technical perspective, the current blue K pattern indeed offers bulls plenty of imagination. The question is whether this wave can truly break through the six-figure mark, which depends on whether the subsequent volume and market sentiment can keep up.