2025-12-22 12:27:08

The market has been continuing to fall recently, making it very easy to step into a trap. Many people think about buying the dip as soon as they see a drop, but they often end up trapped badly. This morning, a fren was eager to catch a falling knife, and now they are already stuck.

Instead of rushing in, it’s better to wait and see. In the short term, this downward trend has no clear reversal signal yet, and rashly buying the dip is as dangerous as catching a falling knife. The liquidity situation in the market still needs further observation; rather than taking risks, it's better to watch more and act less, considering entry only when a real rebound signal appears. Patience pays off, which is especially true in the crypto market.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 2025-12-25 05:35

Really, the idea of bottom-fishing sounds exciting but can lead to quick death. I've seen too many people rush in with just one candlestick, and now they're still trapped, holding losses or forced to sell at a loss—no one’s smiling. Wait, don’t rush. Before there's a reversal signal in the downtrend, what are you doing? Just waiting to get cut. Observe carefully, don’t be so impatient. The market isn’t going anywhere. Wait for the rebound to come, and now holding steady is the right move. Actually, the hardest part isn’t trading, it’s resisting the urge to act. Many people will mess up at this point. Those who watch the decline from the sidelines always fare better than those trying to bottom-fish. Truly. Wait for the signal to appear before entering the market. Even if you don’t make a profit this round, it’s not a big deal; the key is to avoid losses.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 2025-12-22 13:00

Fren who are catching falling knives in the air must be regretting it now, haha --- To be honest, when it comes to buying the dip, ninety-nine percent of people have died halfway --- I just watch and do nothing. I’ll talk when the signal really comes --- Liquidity is still virtual; those who are anxious will suffer losses --- Seeing frens being trapped one after another is really quite helpless... The saying 'more watching, less action' is indeed correct --- Patience pays off—this time I really have to believe in this saying --- The downturn tests human nature the most; I choose to watch calmly --- Rushing to catch a falling knife = actively giving away money; there’s still no reversal signal yet.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 2025-12-22 12:50

Haha, it's this trap again. My fren thought the same yesterday, and now it's already become my "Reverse Indicator". Speaking of catching falling knives, it's indeed terrifying, but the real challenge is actually the mindset. Waiting for signals is not wrong, it's just the waiting time that is the hardest to endure...

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 2025-12-22 12:41

Indeed, those who get itchy hands seeing a fall end up crying, I've seen it too many times. The metaphor of a falling knife is perfect; it just can't be caught. Your fren is probably cursing himself right now. Waiting to see is definitely not wrong; jumping in recklessly before a rebound signal appears is just gambling. This wave of liquidity is still very strange; don't rush.

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