Shortly after last week's weekly report ended, Bitcoin briefly dropped to around $60,000. Many friends sent me private messages expressing concern about Bitcoin's future trend. For investors who had already positioned themselves around $80,000 or earlier, the pressure from the paper loss is obvious. I completely understand this sentiment—we've all experienced similar moments, more or less, during different cycles. Anxiety, helplessness, and even the decision to give up.
But it is precisely during these stages that emotions are more likely to become a source of risk than the market direction. Instead of being driven by short-term fluctuations, it's better to stay calm and re-evaluate your positions and pace. Because the market does not rule out the possibility of a phased rebound, and such volatility often provides investors with an opportunity to actively adjust: by gradually reducing risk exposure, or by using more flexible and quick swing trading strategies to gradually lower costs and ease pressure, allowing for a more composed response.