The Bear Market is here again, and this time the fall is indeed severe. To be frank, no one can completely avoid it; everyone's account is somewhat in bad shape. But the key is how to view this round of adjustment - my judgment is that this is precisely an opportunity to accumulate.
I have an idea that's been on my mind: rather than passively waiting, it's better to take the initiative. Give yourself a month to systematically lay out some low-position opportunities. Rather than calling it a gamble, it's more about understanding market cycles—those who hold their beliefs during a Bear Market often become the beneficiaries in the next round.
I have seen too many people sell at the bottom, and I have also seen those who persevere until the end laugh last. This time I choose to stand on the side of the latter. The market will eventually recover, and those who are still buying during the toughest times often receive the richest rewards. When it's time to act, act; when it's time to endure, endure—this is the rule of the game.
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RektButSmiling
· 3h ago
Those who cut losses must be regretting it now, it's really a mindset issue.
Those who are afraid to pull the trigger in a bear market won't have the chance to make money in the next bull run.
That's right, the harshest opportunities come at times like this, let's see who can hold on.
Those who buy the dip within a month will be the happiest next year at this time, that's a hard rule.
Holding the bottom is the real skill, cutting losses is just a tax on intelligence.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 3h ago
This wave of fall indeed resembles the close all positions period in the antiques market—true collectors appear at this time. Things at the bottom often have stories.
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ChainWallflower
· 3h ago
Here we go again with the motivational quotes. Will you still be alive when the warm weather returns?
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 4h ago
You're not wrong, this wave is indeed fierce. But I think the real difference lies here - some are crying, while others are buying the dip, resulting in a huge disparity.
What about those who cut loss at the bottom? Just thinking about it is painful. As for me, I've decided to accumulate heavily this month and see if I can smile when it seems most hopeless.
The Bear Market is here again, and this time the fall is indeed severe. To be frank, no one can completely avoid it; everyone's account is somewhat in bad shape. But the key is how to view this round of adjustment - my judgment is that this is precisely an opportunity to accumulate.
I have an idea that's been on my mind: rather than passively waiting, it's better to take the initiative. Give yourself a month to systematically lay out some low-position opportunities. Rather than calling it a gamble, it's more about understanding market cycles—those who hold their beliefs during a Bear Market often become the beneficiaries in the next round.
I have seen too many people sell at the bottom, and I have also seen those who persevere until the end laugh last. This time I choose to stand on the side of the latter. The market will eventually recover, and those who are still buying during the toughest times often receive the richest rewards. When it's time to act, act; when it's time to endure, endure—this is the rule of the game.