The shorts are starting to shift the blame again—claiming confidently that Bitcoin will drop back to 70,000 next week. A group of retail investors are terrified after hearing this, as if the tragedy of 2021 is about to repeat itself.

But here’s the funny part. In a bull market pattern, a correction down to 70,000 is not a disaster at all; it’s actually a convenient door for the last batch of buyers to get in. Those shorts are shouting loudly, but if the price really drops, they’ll turn around and try to buy the dip—they shout bearish words, but their actions tell a different story.

The key issue here is: the chips you sell now out of panic become the capital for others to celebrate in luxury homes in the future. Don’t mistake the market maker’s shakeout for a car accident. Once you fully execute your plan to cut losses and hedge, you’ll find the train has already left the station, with the K-line soaring into the clouds, while you’re permanently left behind at the platform.

In this round of market, mindset is more valuable than technical analysis. Many people’s losses are actually losses caused by their own fear.