Many people see others making big money, and their first reaction is "This guy is so lucky." Actually, there's no such thing as luck; every successful trader has crawled out of hell.

In the screenshots from my social circle, those who bought the dip in PEPE look very carefree. But what did they go through? A full two months of decline. Just look at the candlestick charts from that time and you'll understand—the feeling of fear was no joke. Especially PEPE, when it was crashing from the high levels, how strong must your psychological resilience be to buy the dip at that moment? Most people had already cut their losses and exited.

Now, here's the interesting part. In this wave of market, the opportunity structure for BTC and ETH is actually quite similar to back then. The market environment is different, the candlestick patterns are different, but the core logic is the same—the bottom area is always full of opportunities, the key is whether you dare to hold on.

The pace of the current market is indeed faster than back then, but at least you still have a chance to catch a big wave. What's the premise? You need to understand the market, and even more, understand yourself. Don't just look at your friends' social media screenshots; connect the timeline, see how they endured the toughest two months, and the answer is in the candlestick charts.