When Bitcoin approached 80k, plenty of traders switched to bearish positions and bailed out. That's the moment most people get it wrong. Buying into the panic—into genuine market fear—tends to reward patient investors. It's a pattern worth remembering the next time volatility spikes.
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FrontRunFighter
· 20h ago
nah, this is where the real dark forest reveals itself. when panic hits 80k, the whales aren't selling—they're accumulating through their sandwich attacks while retail gets liquidated on leverage. that "patience pays off" narrative? sure, if you've got capital they haven't already frontrun from under you. the actual pattern is manipulation, not patience.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-04 21:04
Most people panic and buy the dip at this time, but end up not making any profit. The real test is whether you can hold on.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-04 21:04
Greedy people are always the last to taste the flavor of fear.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-04 20:59
ngl, been there when panic selling hit hardest. watched my health factor drop while everyone screamed sell... stayed patient, watched those who bailed regret it weeks later. not financial advice but, fear is literally where the money is made, fr fr
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probably_nothing_anon
· 01-04 20:57
Really, it's that simple. When panic selling occurs, it's actually a signal to get in, but most people get it wrong.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-04 20:55
Honestly, those who escaped during the 80k wave are probably regretting it now. Panic selling is always a fatal mistake.
When Bitcoin approached 80k, plenty of traders switched to bearish positions and bailed out. That's the moment most people get it wrong. Buying into the panic—into genuine market fear—tends to reward patient investors. It's a pattern worth remembering the next time volatility spikes.