#Strategy加仓BTC Another round of the market cycle concludes, and the choices made by market participants often determine the differences in returns.
Many people's dilemmas are quite typical—seeing opportunities but missing the entry point due to psychological hesitation. But the true cycle of crypto assets has always been wave-like movement; a single surge is just the beginning, and subsequent confirmations are the main course.
Taking $ETH as an example. The concealed entry point on the 14th, after this wave of volume breakout, the signal for market initiation became very clear. During the subsequent sharp declines, those who understand contrarian thinking were already steadily accumulating, rather than panicking and cutting losses.
This is the essence of the cryptocurrency market— the more volatile it is, the greater the opportunities for those who are prepared. Those who continuously follow the market rhythm and understand cyclical movements are repairing their accounts at a visibly rapid pace, while those still observing have already been gradually left behind by the market’s pace.
The next opportunity is not far away; the key is whether you are already prepared, understand the market’s pulse, and can find definitive signals amid the changes.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-19 18:04
Honestly, looking at this wave of market trends, I really feel a bit regretful. I was planning to follow up on the 14th, but I was always nervous about the outcome. Now seeing how quickly others' accounts are taking off, I... never mind, I won't say more.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-18 21:19
Honestly, mental resilience is more difficult than technical analysis. It's really hard not to sell when the price is falling, but everyone who sells ends up regretting it.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-18 16:31
Seeing this, I can't help but laugh. It's that same line: "The knowledgeable are accumulating, while the hesitant are falling behind." I've heard it so many times, but I only understand it after experiencing the pitfalls myself.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-18 10:03
Honestly, reading this article is a bit tiring. It's always the same rhetoric, and in the end, it's still this group of people who get trapped.
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NFTFreezer
· 01-17 08:58
This rally really does test your mental fortitude. Some of my friends were still debating whether to cut losses or not, and ended up getting shaken out anyway, haha.
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0xTherapist
· 01-17 08:47
Honestly, I saw someone cut their losses and run again this time, which is really a pity. That's just how swing trading works.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 01-17 08:40
Honestly, the psychological barrier is too tough. When I see it dropping, I want to sell, and when it rises, I regret not buying the dip.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-17 08:39
Honestly, if you can't get past the psychological barrier, it's all for nothing. Understanding the trend is useless.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-17 08:34
Honestly, reading this article is a bit heart-wrenching... I'm the kind of person who can see the opportunity but gets nervous and hesitates. I really missed the point level on the 14th.
#Strategy加仓BTC Another round of the market cycle concludes, and the choices made by market participants often determine the differences in returns.
Many people's dilemmas are quite typical—seeing opportunities but missing the entry point due to psychological hesitation. But the true cycle of crypto assets has always been wave-like movement; a single surge is just the beginning, and subsequent confirmations are the main course.
Taking $ETH as an example. The concealed entry point on the 14th, after this wave of volume breakout, the signal for market initiation became very clear. During the subsequent sharp declines, those who understand contrarian thinking were already steadily accumulating, rather than panicking and cutting losses.
This is the essence of the cryptocurrency market— the more volatile it is, the greater the opportunities for those who are prepared. Those who continuously follow the market rhythm and understand cyclical movements are repairing their accounts at a visibly rapid pace, while those still observing have already been gradually left behind by the market’s pace.
The next opportunity is not far away; the key is whether you are already prepared, understand the market’s pulse, and can find definitive signals amid the changes.