Whether you are a cryptocurrency guru or a novice, no one can buy at the bottom.

For example, if you buy at 67000, you also buy at 64000, 62000, 60000, and 59000.

You see, I can't even buy at the absolute bottom myself.

What I see is Bitcoin reaching a price of 100,000 to 150,000 in this bull market; short-term fluctuations in price and unrealized gains or losses are not my concern.

Of course, all of this is based on reasonable position control.

At the same time, I will also place orders at positions like 55000, 52000, and even 48000; I also know these positions are hard to fill.

But the most certain thing in the cryptocurrency world is uncertainty. What if a black swan event similar to the one on May 19 suddenly appears?

Many friends are chasing the so-called bottom, believing they must buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest, enjoying fantasizing over historical charts, thinking that if they just manage to trade at *** positions with high leverage, they would already be financially free.

Everyone should not be obsessed with this; the future is uncertain.

Even though we all know that Bitcoin will reach 100,000 or even 200,000 in the future, would you dare to go all in with high leverage now?

You wouldn't dare, because what will happen in between is uncertain.

The deep-rooted human aversion to risk makes us focus only on the present, being able to only focus on the end of this year and the beginning of next year.

While some people focus on today and tomorrow.

With the randomness of short-term market trends, can you, as a novice, avoid losing money?

Moreover, this circle is full of traps; you and I are both players in the game.

Never overestimate yourself!