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Does AI fortune-telling suggest buying the dip tonight? However, holding BTC at 7, ETH at 2, BNB at 8 in my wallet, those who haven't experienced a real bear market have a kind of blind optimism. Buying the dip repeatedly leads to being trapped. Every trade is a battle against one's own human nature: greed—this is the bottom. Spot trading isn't afraid; you should gradually buy the dip in each position. Fear—reduce your holdings; if the price breaks below your preset rule line, you should adhere to it. An indicator of development is that there are no rules, no patterns—not to say there are no traces to find, but that past patterns no longer fully fit or adapt. Since Trump’s second term, the entire crypto cycle parameters have been updated. In the past, we rigidly referenced cyclical patterns, including the four-year halving and miner cost lines. Previously, the transmission speed between crypto and traditional finance was slower, and it could even be said that crypto’s technical correlations and cyclical regularities were more sensitive than its financial sensitivity. Now? The world is meme-ified—from US stocks to precious metals to BTC, the market hasn't even left room for a bearish cycle. The candlestick charts look like memes—no obvious major negative signals, yet prices are plummeting. And we all know, the value of memes was originally zero; all collapsing consensus will return to zero. So, the logical thinking behind whether to execute a buy-the-dip strategy is deteriorating. Has consensus been shaken? Will it collapse within a foreseeable time cycle? What’s your answer? Anyway, I’ve convinced myself. Good night.