#数字资产市场洞察 Why do we always regret after the fact?

The weekend market is flat, with $BTC repeatedly tormenting people around the 88K mark.

Looking back at the previous chat records, do you remember the "boast" during the 120K round—where a bunch of people confidently said that as long as it returned to 90K, they would go all in? And what happened? When it really dropped to 90K, they hesitated; it continued to drop to 80K, and then they started looking for all sorts of reasons to wait for even cheaper prices.

Every missed opportunity comes with a different excuse: this time it was too high, that time I needed to wait a bit longer, this price point isn't low enough. But every regret after cutting losses or missing out is the same - I shouldn't have been so greedy back then.

$BTC has come a long way, and how many people went all in at 120K, only to back down at 90K, and only thought about buying the dip when it reached even lower levels. The same scenario has been played out repeatedly with $ETH.

The market won't wait for anyone, but the mindset is always the biggest opponent.