Have you ever picked up your phone at 3 a.m.? Staring at the market charts, then letting out a sigh or a relieved "tsk"? Recently, this market really can make people feel uneasy.

Just when emotions are about to freeze, a former key figure casually drops a sentence on social media: "Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies will be fine." 460,000 views, and the community explodes. Some cheer and rejoice, others watch coldly. But if you only stay on the surface of "confidence calls," you've actually missed the most subtle part of this psychological battle.

The power of this statement never comes from the "prediction" itself, but from the identity recognition it triggers. It represents not just a platform, but the collective memory of the entire industry rising from hardship. The long bear market of 2018, that black Thursday in 2020, countless rapid declines—we've all been through them, survived, and even thrived. When this guy speaks, he's saying: we've seen deeper pits, so what’s this?

This is a reality check based on real experience, targeting the most vulnerable part of the market—people's minds. Short-term rises and falls can numb your rationality, but long-term victory and defeat memories can help people find their bearings again. Those seasoned traders who truly sense opportunity are already quietly acting. Signals of market bottoms are often not shouted out, but made through actions.