The day before yesterday, I re-entered a heavy position during the pullback.
In this upward trend, some of the behaviors of the bearish side are truly interesting. Ethereum shorted at 3200, expecting a rise to over 3400, facing liquidation risks, but they comfort themselves with "It's okay, it's okay." When Ethereum started to consolidate downward, they immediately shouted "The opportunity is here"—this kind of mental rollercoaster keeps repeating.
I still remember when Bitcoin was at 87,000, various voices were mocking the bullish crowd. Saying the strategy was doomed, the views were unreliable, full of sarcasm. Those who insisted on going long were relentlessly criticized. But when Bitcoin surged to 95,000, those voices completely disappeared.
The deepest lesson the market has taught me is: respect. We retail investors can't change the market direction, so instead of stubbornly predicting, it's better to learn to follow the trend. Go with the flow, don’t fight it.
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WalletDetective
· 6h ago
The group of people who are bearish are really unbelievable; still fooling themselves with a 3200 liquidation.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 9h ago
ngl, this is literally the exact same script we ran in 2017. shorts getting liquidated, then suddenly "it's different this time" when price dips 2%. checked the charts from '21 btw... eerily similar pattern. those who don't study rekt history are doomed to repeat it fr fr
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LayerZeroHero
· 13h ago
Haha, the group of people who are bearish really can't hold it anymore. They got liquidated but still insist on talking back. It cracks me up.
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PortfolioAlert
· 13h ago
The group of people who got liquidated at 3200 are still stubborn, but they really can't hold on anymore.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 13h ago
Haha, laughing to death. The moment the short sellers got slapped in the face was truly epic, a self-inflicted disaster.
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ForkThisDAO
· 13h ago
The bearish side's tricks are really top-notch. They lose money and act like nothing happened, then turn around and do it all over again.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 13h ago
Haha, this wave of bearishness is indeed incredible. Even after liquidation, still insisting on being stubborn, classic example.
The day before yesterday, I re-entered a heavy position during the pullback.
In this upward trend, some of the behaviors of the bearish side are truly interesting. Ethereum shorted at 3200, expecting a rise to over 3400, facing liquidation risks, but they comfort themselves with "It's okay, it's okay." When Ethereum started to consolidate downward, they immediately shouted "The opportunity is here"—this kind of mental rollercoaster keeps repeating.
I still remember when Bitcoin was at 87,000, various voices were mocking the bullish crowd. Saying the strategy was doomed, the views were unreliable, full of sarcasm. Those who insisted on going long were relentlessly criticized. But when Bitcoin surged to 95,000, those voices completely disappeared.
The deepest lesson the market has taught me is: respect. We retail investors can't change the market direction, so instead of stubbornly predicting, it's better to learn to follow the trend. Go with the flow, don’t fight it.