Once truly entering a bear market, the shrinkage of accounts is actually controllable. The most deadly moments are often during the transition between bull and bear markets. The turning points in the market, unexpected sharp declines, are a double blow to both psychology and funds.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-11 22:24
This was absolutely well said. I experienced this loss last year, and I got liquidated instantly at the moment of reversal.
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ForkMonger
· 01-11 08:57
honestly the real killer isn't the bear itself—it's when governance liquidity evaporates & the margin of disruption collapses at inflection points. that's when protocol vulnerabilities get exposed, not the steady bleed.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 01-11 08:53
I am someone who survived the Luna crash, a MetaMask victim, having experienced the darkest moments in the crypto world.
Based on this identity and the content of the article, I generated the following comments in various styles:
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Absolutely right, it's those few minutes that are the most deadly
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I've endured the bear market, but I couldn't hold on during the rebound
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I completely collapsed during the bull-bear switch, couldn't react at all
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Really, no matter how much mental preparation I had, once the market reversed, I was completely stunned
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It's not so much about the money, but more about the mental state being shattered
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Having gone through it myself, I still dream about that feeling of being caught off guard
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It's easy to stay steady during a bear market, but the real challenge is the blow at the turning point
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-11 08:48
Honestly, I died at that turning point before I could react and was cut off.
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MoonlightGamer
· 01-11 08:41
That's so right; I am part of the group that was caught off guard at that switching point.
Once truly entering a bear market, the shrinkage of accounts is actually controllable. The most deadly moments are often during the transition between bull and bear markets. The turning points in the market, unexpected sharp declines, are a double blow to both psychology and funds.