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I am not forty years old, but I understand this principle.

Breaking below 65k, over 65k long orders are waiting to be liquidated
Rising above 68k, 754 million short orders will also explode
This indicates both sides are heavily betting on the direction
Whoever can't hold on first will become the fuel for the next market move
The most dangerous thing at this time is not being wrong in judgment
It's opening too much leverage
Spot trading might only cause some discomfort for a while
Futures contracts can really send people out with just one needle

122,000 ETH and still accumulating, which indicates one thing: the market may say they dislike ETH, but the real money has never stopped flowing.
Retail investors ask every day if ETH still has a chance.
The whales' answer is even more straightforward:
Buy.
The most interesting part is right here.
The truly big funds often don't jump in during the peak hype.
They wait until everyone is half convinced and half doubtful, then slowly start to take their chips away.
ETH is the most frustrating thing right now, not because it lacks a story,
but because it always likes to wait until

Price has returned to a low level, but that doesn't mean a continued crash is imminent.
However, the funding rate is still negative, indicating that market sentiment remains relatively cold.
Everyone isn't particularly eager to chase short positions anymore, but it's far from the time to confidently go long.
The most torturous part of this market is not a sharp plunge,
but the repeated oscillations, gradually eroding confidence.
Those who are bearish don't dare to be too aggressive,
and those who are bullish seem a bit socially anxious, hesitant to speak loudly.
I currently lean towards a judg

The most painful thing about the current market is not how much Bitcoin has fallen, but that 44% of the circulating supply is already in the loss zone, with 8.8 million BTC floating at a loss approaching $600 billion. This indicates that the problem is no longer short-term sentiment but that a large amount of chips are trapped. More importantly, even long-term holders are beginning to lose their nerve. This is the true source of pressure. Many people are hoping for a big bullish candle to rescue the market directly, but historically, the real bottom is often not something that can be shouted o

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Passive income provides peace of mind.
Whether you go to work during the day is one thing.
But if you’re sleeping at night and money is still steadily coming in, that’s a different kind of security.
Salary addresses the present moment.
Passive income addresses your confidence.
Once people rely solely on trading time for money, it’s hard to truly relax.
Only when you start to have a continuous cash flow will you realize that peace of mind isn’t about how much money is in your account,
but about being able to stop, and the system still keeps turning.