Wow, I just realized that the panic index has dropped to 10?
Then why hesitate? Just madly buy the spot of $BNB , $ETH , and $SOL .
With an index of 10, it has reached a point where no logic or brain is needed; just buy mainstream coins.
Remember one logic: a panic index of 10 is the lower limit of extreme panic, and the more panicked the market is, the clearer the bottom becomes, and a rebound happens at this time.
If you don’t dare to buy at a panic index of 10, you only deserve to be a retail investor, chasing highs and getting stuck.
In 2020, with a panic index of 10, it directly touched the bottom and rebounded, starting a bull market.
In 2022, the panic index fell below 10, reaching an unprecedented 9, and BTC directly touched the bottom limit and rebounded fiercely from 17600 to 25000.
By the end of 2023, the panic index dropped to 12, followed by the meme frenzy of the SOL chain, where whatever you buy makes money, and there's gold everywhere to pick up.
This level of panic leads to a market frenzy.
It's okay if you don’t understand the market; it doesn’t matter if you don’t know what to buy.
Just remember the nine-word mantra:
Dragon‼️Head‼️Coin‼️No‼️Brain‼️Buy‼️Is‼️Correct‼️
First in line: BNB.
Don’t understand technology, the Federal Reserve, or macroeconomics? Can’t read K-lines?
It doesn’t matter; as long as CZ understands these, it's fine.
BNB is always the first true god in both bear and bull markets: there are profits, buybacks, and ecosystems, with a deep moat.
Buying will never lose; the more it drops, the more you buy, and the more you buy, the more you earn.
Next is ETH. Like BTC, the lower the sentiment, the sexier they are.
The only flaw of ETH and BTC is that they are too expensive, while the rest are all advantages.
This is also why the third choice is SOL, not BTC.
SOL is simply the “mini version of BTC”: the harder it drops, the scarier the rebound.
All bad news is good news for SOL because SOL is the tokenization of sentiment.
Little brother, remember one thing: the pullback of BNB, ETH, and SOL is not called a pullback; it’s called “charging,” aimed at being able to surge more fiercely.
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