Bitcoin has reached over 105,000 dollars, and it seems that a new high is just a step away. The whole network is shouting that the bull run is back, but seasoned investors know that a bull market is when you lose money the fastest. What you think is a feast of skyrocketing prices is all a game of human nature and capital's tricks.
A complete bull run from the accumulation phase to the crash always repeats four stages:
Secretly accumulating positions, currently BlackRock's ETF holdings exceed gold, and listed companies are crazily buying up stocks. You don't think they're doing charity, do you?
FOMO frenzy, emotions are traps, the crazier the market, the calmer you need to be.
Leverage is a death sentence, leverage is poison. How many people have been liquidated before dawn? Control your position to the point where you can sleep, keep your stop-loss line solid, and don't let a retracement send you to zero.
Avalanche-style crash, once negative news appears, the price is halved, retail investors panic sell, novice accounts go to zero, while experienced traders quietly hoard coins for the next round.
For us ordinary investors, we should try to avoid some avoidable risks, such as:
Stay away from low-quality coins, embrace the mainstream, don't be fooled by narratives. A coin that rises 100 times can fall back in just one day. If you play with concepts for small profits, you can't compete with the project team.
Learn more, technical indicators may not predict the future, but they can save your life. K-line is the language of funds, learn to use technical analysis to identify selling signals, volume divergence is often the first warning bell.
Set stop-loss and take-profit; take-profit is more important than stop-loss. Don't be greedy and try to catch the tail end. Making money in a bull run is a process; taking profits is the result.
Keep cash, wait for the crash, and at least retain 30% cash during the peak of the bull run.
You must believe! You must believe! You must believe! The bull run is a stage for capital harvesting, not an ATM for retail investors. Don't wait until the crash to understand this; the excitement belongs to others, discipline is your own.
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Behind the bull run carnival
Bitcoin has reached over 105,000 dollars, and it seems that a new high is just a step away. The whole network is shouting that the bull run is back, but seasoned investors know that a bull market is when you lose money the fastest. What you think is a feast of skyrocketing prices is all a game of human nature and capital's tricks.
A complete bull run from the accumulation phase to the crash always repeats four stages:
Secretly accumulating positions, currently BlackRock's ETF holdings exceed gold, and listed companies are crazily buying up stocks. You don't think they're doing charity, do you?
FOMO frenzy, emotions are traps, the crazier the market, the calmer you need to be.
Leverage is a death sentence, leverage is poison. How many people have been liquidated before dawn? Control your position to the point where you can sleep, keep your stop-loss line solid, and don't let a retracement send you to zero.
Avalanche-style crash, once negative news appears, the price is halved, retail investors panic sell, novice accounts go to zero, while experienced traders quietly hoard coins for the next round.
For us ordinary investors, we should try to avoid some avoidable risks, such as:
Stay away from low-quality coins, embrace the mainstream, don't be fooled by narratives. A coin that rises 100 times can fall back in just one day. If you play with concepts for small profits, you can't compete with the project team.
Learn more, technical indicators may not predict the future, but they can save your life. K-line is the language of funds, learn to use technical analysis to identify selling signals, volume divergence is often the first warning bell.
Set stop-loss and take-profit; take-profit is more important than stop-loss. Don't be greedy and try to catch the tail end. Making money in a bull run is a process; taking profits is the result.
Keep cash, wait for the crash, and at least retain 30% cash during the peak of the bull run.
You must believe!
You must believe!
You must believe!
The bull run is a stage for capital harvesting, not an ATM for retail investors. Don't wait until the crash to understand this; the excitement belongs to others, discipline is your own.
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