The recent market trends are really confusing. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other mainstream tokens rise one day and fall the next, in a continuous cycle. What kind of rhythm is this?



The most heartbreaking issue is this bottom-fishing problem. When prices drop, you can't help but add to your position, thinking that buying at a low will definitely make a profit, but then you turn around and face an even sharper decline. At that moment, I really wanted to smash my phone. But if you choose to wait and the market suddenly rebounds, with each rise being more intense than the last, you regret not entering at the low price.

Or conversely, seeing a good upward trend and wanting to cash in, only to find that the market skyrockets just two days after selling, turning from a small bull to a big bull. Every retail investor has experienced this kind of slap in the face.

To be honest, this tangled feeling stems from the uncertainty of the market rhythm. Is it luring you in only to experience a flash crash? Or is it really building momentum for a big trend? It's hard to grasp.

However, some projects are indeed worth paying attention to in the long term. For example, those that adhere to ecological construction and community stability may experience short-term fluctuations, but the continuous investment from long-term builders will ultimately yield returns. With this mindset, one can remain more at ease.
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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 13h ago
The volatility of this market trend has already surpassed historical thresholds. Looking at the lending rate data, it remains high, and a series of Get Liquidated events are bound to happen sooner or later. buy the dip? That's like dancing on the edge of the liquidation price.
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ChainComedianvip
· 13h ago
Oh no, it's this old trick again, wanting to run when it's high and wanting to copy when it's low, but in the end, you can never hit the right point.
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