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The Bitcoin market saw a strong rise last night, a trend that often triggers a common phenomenon: some investors consider entering the market only after the uptrend is established, while those who have been hesitating face psychological challenges. This is actually a common market behavior pattern in the early stages of a bull market.

On the other hand, well-prepared investors often complete their positions through spot trading at relatively low levels when technical indicators are not yet overheated. As prices rise, market sentiment begins to diverge: some feel that buying now is 'too high,' but from a longer-term perspective, the current increase may only be a recovery from an earlier pullback; others regret 'entering too late,' while those who positioned early are quietly watching their assets appreciate.

From a technical perspective, when the MACD indicator strengthens and trading volume significantly increases, market momentum often overshadows previous concerns about 'overbought' conditions. The current upward trend can be seen as a delayed reaction to the recent consolidation phase, reaffirming that in the cryptocurrency market, patience and a long-term view are often more important than chasing short-term fluctuations.

For Bitcoin, investment decisions should be based on recognition of its long-term value rather than being swayed by short-term price movements. Committed holders typically do not rely on leverage but instead rely on their trust in Bitcoin's fundamental value to hold their positions calmly. When prices break through heavy controversies and continue to rise, many may recall the opportunities they once missed.

Regardless of whether to continue holding or to exit temporarily, the emotional fluctuations brought about by the rapid rise in the market—be it surprise or regret—are part of the experience. Each cycle repeats similar narratives, and the real key often lies in whether you have prepared yourself during quiet market conditions.

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