BTC falls below 90,000, don't scare yourself into a "suckers".

In the past few days, I've seen many people in the group panicking—BTC fell from 110,000 to just over 90,000, and they started dumping crazily. But to be honest, this wave of actions is really unnecessary.

Do you still remember last year when BTC was at 31,000 and ETH at 2,200? At that time, the market was also experiencing drastic falls and rises, but in the end, who came out on top? Those who were able to hold on.

The current situation is actually very clear: the global economy is crazily releasing liquidity, US stocks are surging, gold has reached new highs, and over the past four years, hundreds of trillions of dollars have been printed out of thin air. So what about the crypto market? BTC has been under pressure year after year, and altcoins are even being beaten up. This asymmetry itself indicates a problem - the opportunity has not yet arrived.

The key is to understand the rhythm, not to blindly guess the highs and lows:

In the past three years, there have been only two significant profitable market movements - one from 41,000 to 64,000, and another from 66,000 to 100,000. The rest of the time has mostly been in sideways consolidation. Want to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point? That simply doesn't exist. The real profits come from capturing that most comfortable segment in the middle.

BTC has a pattern you may not have noticed: before a big rise, there is usually a “dip”—a pullback of about 30%, followed by a short-term surge of 50%-80%. Now, in the later stages of the bull market, such extreme fluctuations will only become more intense.

Don't trust the fake, just remember these three points:

• Don't misinterpret the direction (trend is king)
• The chips at the bottom cannot fly (you can only earn if you have stock)
• Mindset should not be disturbed (large fluctuations are routine operations)

Most people lose money for one reason: they are scared at the bottom and rush too hard at the top. In the crypto world, what is tested the most is not technology, but mentality.