Look at the current situation, the data on the Dow Jones side is indeed flashing red lights. Historically, every time this kind of signal appears, it has corresponded to three major market crashes, and this time is no exception.



The problem is that the market’s string has already been pulled too tight. Currently, BTC and ETH are in quite a dangerous position, like a rubber band stretched to its limit, ready to snap at any moment. Many people are still waiting for a rebound, but the real risk could come much faster than expected.

Overlaying the Benar cycle trend, this wave of market movement does resemble the night before a century-level correction. Although BNB has performed relatively resiliently, systemic pressure across the entire sector is accumulating. Instead of waiting for a sharp decline to regret cutting losses, it’s better to start considering your risk exposure now.

Ultimately, this is not saying a big drop is certain, but a reminder: when macro, technical, and cycle signals all point in the same direction to release pressure, it’s time to defend. Whether your coins can survive this round depends mainly on your portfolio structure and mindset.
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BTCRetirementFundvip
· 5h ago
A rubber band stretched too tight will eventually break. Instead of waiting to cry, it's better to reduce your position now.
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StablecoinAnxietyvip
· 5h ago
When the rubber band is stretched to its limit, it's time to let go. Don't wait until it snaps to cry.
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ImpermanentLossEnjoyervip
· 5h ago
Here comes the pessimism again, always saying there's going to be a big drop, why hasn't it died yet I've heard the analogy of a rubber band snapping a hundred times, but the coin is still flying there Defense, defense, it's easy to say, but as soon as you sell your coins, you'll regret it—that's the real torture Wait, is BNB so resistant to drops? Why didn't I notice? Anyway, since everyone says it might not drop significantly, then it probably will—who taught this logic? Actually, it's just to make us cut our losses, right?
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GateUser-bd883c58vip
· 5h ago
The rubber band is about to snap, this time really different... --- Here we go again, every time it's a so-called century-level correction, I'm really scared now --- Better to defend than regret cutting losses, there's nothing wrong with that --- Dow Jones flashing red, BTC at danger zone, systemic pressure... this combination is quite frightening --- Instead of just waiting for a sharp drop, better to calculate now how much you could lose --- Reliability of the Benz cycle theory is another story, but three simultaneous pressures definitely require caution --- BNB's resilience means nothing, the market drops and it can't run away --- Mindset and position structure, easy to say but hard to do --- Is it really different this time... we said the same last time
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