A few months ago, I predicted that Bitcoin would face a pullback, and the comment section was full of ridicule. What happened? BTC indeed had a 36% adjustment.
The situation has changed now - the pullback is basically in place, and the market has confirmed it. The signal for Bitcoin's takeoff is brewing.
But the most heartbreaking phenomenon is that most people are still waiting for "a cheaper price". I really don't understand what you are waiting for.
Once Bitcoin breaks out, the market will surge, and the FOMO sentiment will explode. When will you rush in then? There will only be one result - chasing the high and getting trapped.
What are the smart traders doing now? As long as there are suitable opportunities, they have already taken their positions. It's not about waiting for the ideal price point, but rather determining the direction first and getting in line.
There is a saying to remember: opportunities always slip away from those who hesitate. If you are still waiting and watching now, you will only be left chasing at a high price later, and that feeling will be even worse.
Opportunities are right in front of you, and the choice is yours. Hesitation now will lead to regret later.
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ChainProspector
· 7h ago
Here comes another article about playing people for suckers... But to be fair, I didn't misread that 36% last time, this guy really has some skill.
To be honest, I'm feeling a bit itchy now, but I still want to wait and see, it just feels like something is off.
Chasing the price and getting trapped was really a bloody lesson, but not doing anything is indeed anxiety-inducing... This is the daily life of a trader.
I really can't change this habit, knowing that I need to take action but just can't bring myself to do it, only to regret after seeing others enter a position early.
Wait, is this wave really going to rise? It still feels a bit unreal.
Forget it, I'll just make a small entry to take a position, anyway, if I keep waiting, my mindset will fall apart.
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DAOTruant
· 7h ago
Here we go again, those who wait for cheap prices will always be waiting, wake up everyone.
You're right, if you don't enter a position now, you'll just be waiting to chase the price and get trapped.
I just want to ask, what exactly are you all waiting for? How cheap is cheap enough?
Those who laughed before should be quiet now, haha.
I love hearing "get in first to secure a spot," it's much better than those who keep shouting to short.
What are you all watching for, brothers? If you miss out, you'll have to chase the price again, this cycle needs to stop.
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mev_me_maybe
· 7h ago
Here it comes again, this trap of words... What you said last time was pretty accurate, but bro, isn’t the "smart trader" you mentioned now also losing?
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 7h ago
Here comes the same rhetoric again. How did those who called to buy the dip last time fare?
What’s the difference between entering a position and gambling? This logic is really something.
Wait a minute, is that 36% prediction for real or are you just being an armchair strategist?
If I don't chase the price, I just sit and wait to die, and if I do chase the price, I get trapped. So what should I do, fren?
Smart traders are all eating dirt right now, don’t talk about occupying positions.
Hearing this makes me start to doubt life.
When did the opportunity ever present itself? How come I didn’t see it?
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BlockchainWorker
· 7h ago
To put it bluntly, if you don't enter a position now, you'll just be waiting to be subjected to FOMO punishment.
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A couple of months ago, you were still mocking me, isn't it painful to get slapped in the face now?
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Wait a minute, in the end, you become a price chaser, this script is so clichéd.
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What is the right opportunity? Please clarify.
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There is a bit of a problem with this logic; if you didn't catch the low, don't regret it.
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Here comes the trickster trying to get you to enter a position again; I don't believe you at all.
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A 36% pullback is indeed in place, but that doesn't mean you have to rush in.
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Those who are truly smart quietly make their fortunes; they won't advise you here.
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Waiting for a better price is not wrong; what's wrong is panicking when prices are rising.
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FOMO has punished me once; I don't want to experience it a second time.
A few months ago, I predicted that Bitcoin would face a pullback, and the comment section was full of ridicule. What happened? BTC indeed had a 36% adjustment.
The situation has changed now - the pullback is basically in place, and the market has confirmed it. The signal for Bitcoin's takeoff is brewing.
But the most heartbreaking phenomenon is that most people are still waiting for "a cheaper price". I really don't understand what you are waiting for.
Once Bitcoin breaks out, the market will surge, and the FOMO sentiment will explode. When will you rush in then? There will only be one result - chasing the high and getting trapped.
What are the smart traders doing now? As long as there are suitable opportunities, they have already taken their positions. It's not about waiting for the ideal price point, but rather determining the direction first and getting in line.
There is a saying to remember: opportunities always slip away from those who hesitate. If you are still waiting and watching now, you will only be left chasing at a high price later, and that feeling will be even worse.
Opportunities are right in front of you, and the choice is yours. Hesitation now will lead to regret later.