2025-12-15 17:30:52

#大户持仓变化 It's better to enter when the technical outlook is bullish than to wait for the bottom to catch a cheap deal. This sounds tough, but traders understand — market sentiment is more valuable than absolute prices.

When big players become active again, what does it usually mean? It's not that they've predicted the bottom, but that they've read a turning point in market psychology. The movement of mainstream assets like $BTC is never driven solely by where the lowest price is, but by where consensus lies.

Many people do the opposite — they insist on waiting for a pullback or a new low. And what’s the result? They miss the window to get in. Those with keen instincts, institutions and big traders, have already entered early, relying on probability judgments rather than an obsession with the price. Think about it from a different perspective — rather than pursuing the perfect bottom entry, it’s better to follow the start of the trend.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 2025-12-18 15:49

That's right, chasing the bottom is really just self-deception. The big players have already seen through it. --- Waiting for a new low again? Bro, missed opportunities won't come back. --- Consensus is the key; a few hundred dollars lower in price doesn't change much. --- Institutions have a keen sense; we're still debating percentages. --- Instead of praying for the bottom, learn to follow the trend. --- When the trend starts, you're still calculating the unit price, and that's the gap. --- It may be painful, but big players won't wait for you to get ready. --- Market sentiment is more honest than candlestick charts. --- By the time the turning point arrives, it’s no longer cheap. --- Those pursuing the perfect bottom all end up perfectly trapped.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 2025-12-17 17:44

To be honest, chasing the bottom is just gambler's mentality. I've seen too many people die like that. Wait, wait, wait. As a result, they missed the entire wave of market movement, and their mindset becomes even more崩. Following the big players' instincts definitely has a much higher success rate than blindly guessing yourself. That's why some people make money while others lose money. The difference lies in this level of insight. Only act after technical confirmation. There's no need for all those fancy tricks.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 2025-12-17 08:57

To be honest, I watched the big players enter the venue every time before I reacted, and it was half a beat late Chasing the perfect bottom is to deceive yourself, and it is better to follow the trend than to wait for death Is it going to be cut again this time haha, the technical aspects are really good, but I just don't have guts

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GhostInTheChain

· 2025-12-15 17:59

That's right, these past few years I've been exhausted by the idea of "waiting for the bottom." Watching others get on board while I'm still counting pennies. Waiting and waiting, but ended up missing everything, and in fact missed the entire upward phase. Now I've finally had an epiphany.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-15 17:52

You're right, I am one of those who are just waiting for the bottom. Watching the big players sell quickly now, I regret it so much I feel sick. Trying to catch the bottom ruins people, really. Consensus > Price, I need to keep this in mind. Waiting for a pullback until numb, only to find out others have already taken off... this is what market education is. Instead of guessing where the bottom is, it's better to follow the sentiment. I finally understand. Heavy holdings by large investors = market turning point. I'll recognize this signal next time. I'm still debating about the pullback, while institutions are already opening champagne.

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UncleWhale

· 2025-12-15 17:47

That's right, those chasing the bottom are crying, while those following the trend have already taken off. --- Listening to big players' opinions is much more reliable than blindly pondering yourself. --- That's why I never wait for the bottom; if I see the right opportunity, I go for it. --- Really, too many people wait for new lows and end up getting out, it's not worth it. --- When the technical signals indicate, you should act; don't spend all day trying to catch a bargain. --- Consensus is the key; a low price is useless without it. --- Big players left long ago, retail investors at the bottom are still counting their beans. --- Got it, I won't wait next time; I'll follow the market sentiment. --- A perfect bottom is an illusion; the trend is the real gold and silver.

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DaoDeveloper

· 2025-12-15 17:42

ngl the whole "catching the knife" mentality is just consensus arbitrage with extra steps... the game theory checks out but most retail don't have the data feeds to read what institutions actually see

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