The market has worn down 99% of people to despair, and many are beginning to doubt that a bull market even exists. But this collective sense of helplessness is precisely the most classic signal in the financial cycle. From a psychological perspective, when the vast majority of participants are in pain and start to doubt themselves, the market's shakeout phase is often nearing its end. It has always been this way— the best opportunities are hidden where no one wants to look, and the time to act is when everyone is celebrating. Bottoms are often the coldest, and tops are usually the hottest; this pattern is well-known.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 01-19 10:54
The most important thing when you're desperate is to be greedy. I'm tired of hearing this... but it really works every damn time.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-19 03:55
I always say, every time I feel like dumping, I should actually do the opposite.
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APY追逐者
· 01-17 04:06
When you're in despair, it's often time to get on board. This rule really works every time.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-16 12:58
That's so true. Right now, there's really a lot of wailing everywhere, and I almost got overwhelmed too haha.
This round of shakeouts is really ruthless, but what you said about the psychological aspect is indeed a signal. The deeper the despair, the closer the opportunity.
Anyway, I've decided to lay low while no one is paying attention now, and see who can laugh last.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 01-16 12:57
When you're pushed to the point of despair, is it actually time to get in? It seems like this theory is always discussed during every bear market, but how many actually follow through to the end...
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-16 12:56
I've been rambling so much, isn't it just because you're afraid we'll buy the dip?😂
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P2ENotWorking
· 01-16 12:48
Can't take it anymore, really, I want to sell all the coins I hold.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-16 12:44
I've seen this kind of psychological warfare too many times; 99% of people falling just proves that the supply line is still intact. The key is how many can hold on until that moment.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 01-16 12:37
When in despair, I actually want to buy the dip. How many times have I heard this phrase... Every time they say it's a signal, but it still keeps falling. I don't believe you at all.
The market has worn down 99% of people to despair, and many are beginning to doubt that a bull market even exists. But this collective sense of helplessness is precisely the most classic signal in the financial cycle. From a psychological perspective, when the vast majority of participants are in pain and start to doubt themselves, the market's shakeout phase is often nearing its end. It has always been this way— the best opportunities are hidden where no one wants to look, and the time to act is when everyone is celebrating. Bottoms are often the coldest, and tops are usually the hottest; this pattern is well-known.