How many people have regretted not going all in at a certain price point?

As the weekend market looks quiet, Bitcoin is still tormenting people around the 88K range. Looking back at the previous high of 120K, the comments section was filled with declarations of bravery—"As long as it drops back to 90K, I will go all in; if it drops to 80K, I will All in."

When these price levels finally arrive, the situation has completely reversed. Hesitating at 90K, watching from the sidelines at 80K, insisting on waiting for even lower prices. Each time I miss out, I come up with new excuses, but the reasons for regret are always the same - the endless struggle, the fear of missing out.

The liquidity games in the crypto market are just like this. What appears to be a clear support level becomes blurred in actual operations, and the gap between psychological expectations and market reality can catch people off guard. The performance of ETH in this round of market conditions further validates this point - no matter how perfect the technical aspects are, human greed and fear can disrupt all plans.

Instead of getting tangled up in missed opportunities, it's better to think about how to avoid making the same mistakes in the next cycle. The market always has opportunities; it just depends on whether you are truly ready.