In the cryptocurrency world, what truly makes a difference is not who can predict the peaks and troughs.
But who can understand what the funds are doing, and then honestly follow along.
Many people get anxious when prices don’t move.
But when old money enters, it often involves volume, sideways movement, and grinding.
Just because prices aren’t rising doesn’t mean there’s no opportunity; it could be quietly accumulating chips.
What’s truly suitable for ordinary people to participate in is not the spike, but when the trend starts to stabilize and there are buyers during a pullback.
That’s a signal that the main force is getting ready to act.
The most tormenting phase is definitely the washout.
Repeated ups and downs, constant false breakouts, specifically designed to wear down patience.
At this time, it’s not about skill, it’s about whether you can resist the urge to act chaotically.
Unfortunately, most people can’t hold on. In a bull market, those who really lose money often do so not because they went the wrong way, but because they lost their composure.
Watching the coins you hold slowly climb, while seeing MEME double in a day, leads to anxiety, insomnia, changing positions, chasing highs, only to realize that none of them made a profit.
Staring at the market for 24 hours, placing orders at the slightest market fluctuation. When extreme volatility hits, you start to hold on stubbornly, only to realize it’s out of control when the alert pops up.
After a complete bull market, while others’ accounts take off, you’ve been involved the whole time but feel like nothing happened.
And washouts often occur at the most confusing times.
Fear still lingers from the last drop, and you give up your chips at the slightest rustle.
By the time you react, the train has already left.
You don’t lack opportunities; what you lack is the courage to take that step.
Don’t hesitate any longer, get in sync with Uncle Nan and start your turnaround.
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