2025-12-26 18:25:02

The market is indeed in a downturn right now, but the community generally expects a rebound. Honestly, this consensus bullish atmosphere is quite strange.

What if this rebound doesn't come? We need to prepare for both scenarios. From the current perspective, crypto assets are clearly weaker compared to other investment categories. At this point, it's better to follow the trend and go short, but not by betting against the market; instead, use this opportunity to gradually build positions.

The strategy is simple: chase strong assets and avoid weak sectors. Wait for the market to show real signs of bottoming out, then slowly increase your holdings. Instead of chasing highs at the top, it's better to patiently position at the bottom. This is the correct attitude for long-term trading.

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TradFiRefugee

· 4h ago

Bullish consensus? Ha, that's the most dangerous signal... Bottom positioning is indeed attractive, but I'm afraid it's just a false bottom. Rather than guessing a rebound, it's better to wait for signals, I agree. People chasing the high with the trend should wake up already. That's right, those with patience will be the ones who end up smiling the most in the end.

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CommunityWorker

· 4h ago

All rebounds are just hammer moves. When everyone is bullish, that's often the most dangerous. We really need to stay calm this time. Wait, isn't this logic reversed? Saying to go short and also to build positions? That's a bit confusing. I've heard the idea of bottoming out too many times. The key is who can actually catch the real bottom. I agree not to chase highs, but where exactly is this bottom?

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 4h ago

Hmm, being overly bullish is actually the most dangerous. History is always so ironic. I don't dare to bet on a rebound; it's safer to wait for bottom signals. That's right, building positions at the bottom is indeed more reliable than chasing highs, but the hard part is having the patience to wait.

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CantAffordPancake

· 4h ago

Hmm, you're right. The most dangerous time is when everyone is bullish. Wait, this logic is a bit backwards. When the market is weak, you still want to go short and build positions? Alright, as I said before, bottoming out is indeed the right path. Just worry about misjudging the bottom.

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