2025-12-23 11:25:27

When the price of Bitcoin drops, it is often a turning point in the market.

You will see a pattern: short-term holders start to incur losses, panic spreads, and selling pressure emerges. This stage is actually a market culling—investors with weak resilience are forced to exit, and their sell-off creates a supply pressure.

However, this pressure will eventually be digested. Once the chips in the bottom area are fully released and the impatient funds have all left, the truly strong institutions and long-term investors will begin to take action. At this time, they will buy in large quantities, completing the accumulation of funds.

Historical data shows that whenever such a cycle occurs, it often indicates that a significant upward trend is about to come. The key is that market participants need to be able to identify this turning point, rather than being swayed by short-term panic.

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SignatureCollector

· 12-23 11:43

Here comes that trap again, every time there's a fall, it's said to be a bottom opportunity. I just want to ask, why is it that no one can accurately hit that point?

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SlowLearnerWang

· 12-23 11:42

It sounds good, but in reality, it just means that when I cut loss, the pros will start to buy the dip.

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ProbablyNothing

· 12-23 11:38

In simple terms, it means that the suckers have been played for, and only then do the Large Investors start to enter a position.

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BackrowObserver

· 12-23 11:33

You're right, this wave is indeed institutions accumulating, while retail investors are fleeing in panic. The harder it falls, the more it becomes an opportunity; it just depends on who can withstand the psychological torment. Those who pick up cheap assets at the bottom are always the ones making big money, and we small retail investors need to learn to stay calm during panic. Really, it's always the same routine; once you see through it, it's not so scary anymore. If we get through this wave, there should be quite a bit of rebound space, as history always repeats itself. It's just a shame I don't have money; otherwise, I could be buying the dip right now. It sounds simple, but it's really hard to do; how many people end up cutting losses at the bottom.

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