#美SEC推动加密创新监管 This morning's plummet has directly shattered the mindset of many people.
The more rapid the plummet, the less we should panic and act. From the pitfalls I have previously encountered, I have summarized a few life-saving experiences that can reduce unnecessary losses when executed properly.
In the face of this market situation, there are five principles that must be remembered:
First, don't rush to catch the bottom. What you think is the bottom is likely just a position during the decline. Wait until the key support level stabilizes and the trading volume significantly shrinks before considering entering the market; the probability of losing money by rushing to catch the bottom is much greater than actually hitting the true bottom.
Second, maintain sufficient capital reserves. The uncertainty during a plummet is the highest; if you are fully invested and the market continues to fall, you will be completely passive. Having some bullets gives you the space to respond to subsequent changes.
Third, do not blindly short. After a sharp fall, there is often a technical rebound, and if you short at that moment, you could be triggered to stop loss in minutes by a reversal. If you really want to short, at least wait for a rebound to the resistance level and look for clear signals before acting.
Fourth, pay attention to news and changes in trading volume. Behind a sharp fall, are there negative policies, industry events, or macroeconomic factors? By combining this with trading volume, we can determine whether it is retail investors' panic selling or institutional selling, which directly affects the judgment of subsequent trends.
Fifth, maintaining a stable mindset is the most important. When the market is in panic, calm thinking is the rarest ability. Make plans in advance and execute them strictly; don’t let emotions dominate decision-making to avoid regret later.
Pay close attention to whether the support level can hold and the changes in trading volume; these two signals are crucial.
In this market wave, responding calmly is much stronger than acting chaotically. By stabilizing your position, you can survive longer in the market and earn more steadily.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 3h ago
A plummet is a test of whether we truly have a supply reserve... Those in a Full Position are probably already attracted by Mars.
Bottom hunters, wake up! This time it might not be a picking-up opportunity; it could be a big pit continuing to dig down.
The support level needs to hold; otherwise, it's just a false alarm, and dopamine won't revive anything for now.
Regarding mindset, those who stay calm during a big dump tend to survive longer... the rest have long been rekt out.
Don't ask me why I'm so certain; the volume performance during this plummet is indeed a bit strange. Is the market maker dumping or is it panic selling? Let the data speak.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 8h ago
honestly this is just mile 20 vibes... everyone panicking but the fundamentals haven't changed. accumulation szn if you've got dry powder.
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PositionPhobia
· 9h ago
Well said, this wave indeed scared a lot of people silly, but the ones who really make money are those who stay calm at this time.
Once again, it verifies what it means to "buy the dip and lose at the bottom"... my bloody lesson.
Brothers with a Full Position are probably seeing black now, and that's why I've always kept some bullets, so I have a chance to turn things around at critical moments.
Chasing the Rebound? That's just looking for death; I've jumped into that pit once, and that's enough.
The key is to distinguish the reasons behind this drop; the panic of retail investors and the dumping by market makers are completely different in nature.
Mindset is really 90% of the matter, and the remaining 10% is technique; too many people get it wrong.
At this moment, it's actually an opportunity, just afraid of not having bullets...
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MetaverseVagabond
· 9h ago
Once again, a plummet, and the old guys are still panic selling, really can't hold on any longer.
That's right, you can't operate recklessly; those who rushed to buy the dip must be crying now.
Those without bullets must be feeling bad right now; they should have kept some cash.
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Frontrunner
· 9h ago
Another wave of big dump, let's see who can hold steady and win.
Those who bought the dip are all dead; let's wait until the support level really holds.
Brothers with Full Position must be feeling very bad right now; I have long been in Short Position.
The news is still very crucial; we need to figure out who is dumping this wave.
Those whose mindset has collapsed are definitely regretting it now; the market is the cruelest when it catches you off guard.
Don't rush; time will prove everything.
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CountdownToBroke
· 9h ago
You're right, rushing to buy the dip is just asking for trouble; I got trapped like that last time.
It's hard to tell whether it's a real bottom or a fake one, so it's better to wait for signals. Missing out on one wave won't cost you much.
Those in a Full Position must be feeling pretty uncomfortable right now; that's why it's important to keep some bullets.
Mindset is really the key, it's worth much more than Technical Analysis.
I’ve been caught in Rebound pumps more than once when chasing shorts; now I hesitate for a long time when looking at Rebound positions.
If it continues to fall after this wave, whether the volume shrinks or not is crucial.
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MevHunter
· 9h ago
You're right, there's no rush. I once bought the dip halfway up the hill, and I'm still waiting to breakeven.
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The buddies in Full Position are probably starting to sell everything now, it's heartbreaking.
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Rebounds can really lead to bankruptcy, chasing the shorts was the worst loss I've had.
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If the volume doesn't cooperate, nothing else matters. Understanding this saved me a lot of tuition fees.
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It's easy to say "stay calm", but when the stock is hitting the limit down, who isn't panicking?
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If the support level isn't held, there's more to the story ahead.
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It's that time again to test our psychology, really.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 This morning's plummet has directly shattered the mindset of many people.
The more rapid the plummet, the less we should panic and act. From the pitfalls I have previously encountered, I have summarized a few life-saving experiences that can reduce unnecessary losses when executed properly.
In the face of this market situation, there are five principles that must be remembered:
First, don't rush to catch the bottom. What you think is the bottom is likely just a position during the decline. Wait until the key support level stabilizes and the trading volume significantly shrinks before considering entering the market; the probability of losing money by rushing to catch the bottom is much greater than actually hitting the true bottom.
Second, maintain sufficient capital reserves. The uncertainty during a plummet is the highest; if you are fully invested and the market continues to fall, you will be completely passive. Having some bullets gives you the space to respond to subsequent changes.
Third, do not blindly short. After a sharp fall, there is often a technical rebound, and if you short at that moment, you could be triggered to stop loss in minutes by a reversal. If you really want to short, at least wait for a rebound to the resistance level and look for clear signals before acting.
Fourth, pay attention to news and changes in trading volume. Behind a sharp fall, are there negative policies, industry events, or macroeconomic factors? By combining this with trading volume, we can determine whether it is retail investors' panic selling or institutional selling, which directly affects the judgment of subsequent trends.
Fifth, maintaining a stable mindset is the most important. When the market is in panic, calm thinking is the rarest ability. Make plans in advance and execute them strictly; don’t let emotions dominate decision-making to avoid regret later.
Pay close attention to whether the support level can hold and the changes in trading volume; these two signals are crucial.
In this market wave, responding calmly is much stronger than acting chaotically. By stabilizing your position, you can survive longer in the market and earn more steadily.
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