#以太坊行情解读 why is it that we are always the most courageous at price highs?
This weekend the market is very dull, with $BTC repeatedly testing around 88K, and $ETH following suit. Suddenly I remembered the wave at 120K a while ago, where many people in the community were thumping their chests: as long as it dips to 90K, I’ll go all in.
So what’s the result? Has it really dropped to 90K or 80K? Instead, I find myself thinking—should I wait a bit longer? Will it continue to dip? Each time the market shifts, I can find new reasons to hesitate, but the feeling of regret is always the same.
This is not a matter of trading technique, but of human nature. The more volatile the price of Bitcoin, the more obvious the psychological tug-of-war becomes. What seems like a simple price range has trapped a generation of investors in their decision-making. The determination at highs, the fear at lows, the regrets in between — how many people have really managed to break out of this cycle?
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DegenDreamer
· 22h ago
To put it bluntly, it's all talk about going all in, but when it comes to the critical moment, they back down. This flaw needs to be corrected.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 22h ago
That hit too hard... I'm just that kind of fool who pounds my chest at the peak, only to find my hands shaking when it falls.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 22h ago
Where are the people who said they would go all in at 90K? Now everyone is waiting for 100K.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 22h ago
To be honest, who isn't like that? No one wants to enter a position at 88K, then when it falls to 50K, they start regretting it.
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MEVHunter
· 22h ago
Simply put, it's the mentality of those pending tx in the mempool, everyone wants to buy the dip but nobody dares to be the first mover, just dragging it out...
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HashRateHermit
· 22h ago
Haha, it really hit the mark. I promised to go all in at 90K, but ended up chickening out first.
To put it bluntly, it's still greed; I always want to buy at the absolute bottom, but in the end, I got nothing.
This mindset issue really can't be fixed; it repeats every time.
Come on, we mortals are just like this. When prices are high, everyone is a pro.
#以太坊行情解读 why is it that we are always the most courageous at price highs?
This weekend the market is very dull, with $BTC repeatedly testing around 88K, and $ETH following suit. Suddenly I remembered the wave at 120K a while ago, where many people in the community were thumping their chests: as long as it dips to 90K, I’ll go all in.
So what’s the result? Has it really dropped to 90K or 80K? Instead, I find myself thinking—should I wait a bit longer? Will it continue to dip? Each time the market shifts, I can find new reasons to hesitate, but the feeling of regret is always the same.
This is not a matter of trading technique, but of human nature. The more volatile the price of Bitcoin, the more obvious the psychological tug-of-war becomes. What seems like a simple price range has trapped a generation of investors in their decision-making. The determination at highs, the fear at lows, the regrets in between — how many people have really managed to break out of this cycle?
Every fluctuation of $BTC tells the same story.