After October, those who are still alive will be clear. Entering Q1, we will see who truly profited from this round.
Looking at history, every time a major market movement starts, the market is full of doubt and sarcasm. When everyone begins to understand, the trend has usually already run halfway.
By carefully analyzing the cycle, the logic is actually very clear: with each big drop, it first kills people's emotions, then destroys confidence, and finally the price finds no reason to continue downward. When the moment of "panic cannot push to new lows" occurs, the nature of the market has already changed. This is a very critical signal.
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WagmiWarrior
· 3h ago
The phrase "Panic selling won't push prices to new lows" really hit me. It's always like this, getting cut every time.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 3h ago
You're right, it's always the same script. Those still calling for a bear market now will probably be silent by Q1.
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The moment when a new low can't be broken truly shows a turning point; I'm just worried most people won't react in time.
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History repeats itself like this; those who understand are all armchair strategists in hindsight.
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Clearance in October, the real test in Q1—there's nothing wrong with that. The key is who can hold on until then.
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Panic selling can't push the price to a new low; I've noted this signal.
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The more people call for a bear market, the clearer the bottom signal becomes. It's simple.
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Let's wait and see how those who are still calling for a bear market in Q1 will react.
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RektRecorder
· 3h ago
The saying "Panic selling won't push prices to new lows" really hits the mark. Every time, I just watch everyone cut losses in numb silence.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 3h ago
The moment when panic doesn't push the price to a new low is truly a watershed moment. I felt it this time.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 3h ago
The saying that panic can't push new lows is quite interesting; I was actually wiped out here last year.
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History is a funny thing. By the time you understand it, you're already too late to catch up. I'm still debating whether I didn't understand life back in October.
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The moment confidence is shattered actually reveals who has truly held their position, more honestly than any technical analysis.
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Q1 only counts? Then I still have to endure for another half a year, and my anxiety level is skyrocketing.
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I've heard this theory countless times, but the key is whether you can hold on until the end. Most people can't.
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Another year of "Who's still alive," it looks lively, but in the end, only a few will survive.
After October, those who are still alive will be clear. Entering Q1, we will see who truly profited from this round.
Looking at history, every time a major market movement starts, the market is full of doubt and sarcasm. When everyone begins to understand, the trend has usually already run halfway.
By carefully analyzing the cycle, the logic is actually very clear: with each big drop, it first kills people's emotions, then destroys confidence, and finally the price finds no reason to continue downward. When the moment of "panic cannot push to new lows" occurs, the nature of the market has already changed. This is a very critical signal.