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I believe that the selling by whales still won't change the course of the bull market.
My personal view is that the later stage of this bull market has already begun. Therefore, updates will be more frequent recently, as I try to help everyone seize this opportunity.
The current market environment is not suitable for the strategy of 'long and short at the same time'. We need to follow the larger trend and not go against it for short-term fluctuations. Since the overall trend is bullish, there's no need to think about shorting—no matter how much a particular coin has risen, or how 'overbought' the technical indicators appear, don't short easily. Didn't last year's short sellers of XRP and ADA serve as a cautionary tale?
As for short-term negative news, like some negative reports surrounding Bitcoin today, they actually represent an opportunity for you to get in. Looking back, every bull market has similar 'panic news', but they are mostly just short-term distractions. Once the storm passes, the market will rise as it should.
I have never seen a bull market end due to one or two 'crashing news'. Such 'counter-trend declines' are often the market giving you a second chance—don’t be scared into staying out.
When faced with news like 'Bitcoin whales selling off', some people panic and run, while others see an opportunity. At this moment, the gap widens.
Some people say: It's over, it's going to the bottom, hurry up and liquidate.
Some people think: When retail investors panic and sell, I can take the chance to buy some chips at a low price.
So, the key question is—do you believe this is a bull market? If you acknowledge it as a bull market, then you should boldly increase your position during adjustments, rather than follow the panic.
Just like playing Texas Hold'em, you can't always wait for the best hand to place a bet. When you judge that you have an advantage with your hand, you need to bet decisively and gradually build the pot.
Newcomers to the crypto space can easily be scared away by one or two events, but if you're an experienced player, you should remain steady.
My personal view is that the later stage of this bull market has already begun. Therefore, updates will be more frequent recently, as I try to help everyone seize this opportunity.
The current market environment is not suitable for the strategy of 'long and short at the same time'. We need to follow the larger trend and not go against it for short-term fluctuations. Since the overall trend is bullish, there's no need to think about shorting—no matter how much a particular coin has risen, or how 'overbought' the technical indicators appear, don't short easily. Didn't last year's short sellers of XRP and ADA serve as a cautionary tale?
As for short-term negative news, like some negative reports surrounding Bitcoin today, they actually represent an opportunity for you to get in. Looking back, every bull market has similar 'panic news', but they are mostly just short-term distractions. Once the storm passes, the market will rise as it should.
I have never seen a bull market end due to one or two 'crashing news'. Such 'counter-trend declines' are often the market giving you a second chance—don’t be scared into staying out.
When faced with news like 'Bitcoin whales selling off', some people panic and run, while others see an opportunity. At this moment, the gap widens.
Some people say: It's over, it's going to the bottom, hurry up and liquidate.
Some people think: When retail investors panic and sell, I can take the chance to buy some chips at a low price.
So, the key question is—do you believe this is a bull market? If you acknowledge it as a bull market, then you should boldly increase your position during adjustments, rather than follow the panic.
Just like playing Texas Hold'em, you can't always wait for the best hand to place a bet. When you judge that you have an advantage with your hand, you need to bet decisively and gradually build the pot.
Newcomers to the crypto space can easily be scared away by one or two events, but if you're an experienced player, you should remain steady.
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