#策略性加码BTC Many people are making the same mistake — bottom catching by shorting, top catching by longing, and as a result, they get wiped out by the market again and again.
Just look at this round of the market. $BTC repeatedly gave three opportunities to short at the key level of 2009, but none of them were successful. The $ADA support level at 0.2 couldn’t hold, and $SOL around $11 kept tormenting traders. $ETH
The problem isn’t with the levels themselves, but with the reversal of the execution mindset. When you should be following the trend, you’re betting on a reversal; when you should wait for confirmation, you’re eager to jump in. The market is so cruel — the more you try to catch the bottom or top, the easier it is to get eaten.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-15 14:27
Another one claiming "I understand bottom-fishing"? That's really funny. It's true, but who can really do it?
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Anon4461
· 01-14 16:37
Really, when will the people who bought the dip until they went bankrupt finally realize it?
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GasGuzzler
· 01-12 19:58
Honestly, trying to buy the dip repeatedly is outdated. Those who still play like that are just feeding the whales.
Whether to follow the trend or not is the key. A wrong move can ruin everything, and I have deep experience with that.
The market doesn't care what you think; it's just waiting to trigger your stop-loss.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-12 19:58
Is it the same pattern again, bottom catching flying knives, top chasing high levels, cycling here?
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The mentality of bottom fishing is truly incredible, insisting on hitting that one second perfectly before being willing to buy, but ending up missing every time.
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You're right, we are just too eager to be "smart."
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Wait, did no one really catch those three opportunities with BTC? Feels like someone is just storytelling like cutting leeks.
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Following the trend—I've heard these four words countless times, but I just can't do it, and I'm no exception.
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It's reversed, reversed. When it's time to buy, I shake with fear; when it's time to sell, I become greedy. This market really eats away at human nature.
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It's actually just a lack of disciplined execution. Seemingly simple things are often done the opposite.
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Really, only get in after the trend is confirmed. No matter how fast the speed, it's too late, but that's how you survive longer.
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not_your_keys
· 01-12 19:56
That's so true, I got wrecked like that haha. I always think I've hit the bottom, but then it keeps crashing further.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-12 19:32
That's right, the execution approach was flawed, and yet they still insisted on betting on a reversal. Only after the market slaps down do they realize their mistake.
#策略性加码BTC Many people are making the same mistake — bottom catching by shorting, top catching by longing, and as a result, they get wiped out by the market again and again.
Just look at this round of the market. $BTC repeatedly gave three opportunities to short at the key level of 2009, but none of them were successful. The $ADA support level at 0.2 couldn’t hold, and $SOL around $11 kept tormenting traders. $ETH
The problem isn’t with the levels themselves, but with the reversal of the execution mindset. When you should be following the trend, you’re betting on a reversal; when you should wait for confirmation, you’re eager to jump in. The market is so cruel — the more you try to catch the bottom or top, the easier it is to get eaten.