While others are rushing in and rushing to buy, you are like a calm bystander, quietly waiting for the unreachable "continued plunge".
Do you know? The bottom is often bought by those brave people, not waited out.
Looking back on the year before last, you were looking forward to buying the bottom within 10,000; last year, your psychological price became 20,000; at the beginning of this year, you felt that within 30,000 was a great opportunity; in the first half of the year, you pinned your hopes on within 40,000; after June, you began to look forward to the low of 50,000. Now, 50,000 is in front of you, but you hesitated and began to miss the beauty of 40,000. I am really afraid that if it really returns to 40,000, you will still miss the scenery of 30,000. What if the market really "inserts" to 30,000, will you stick to 20,000 again? And if it really reaches 20,000, will you start to talk about the distant "return to zero"?
I don't want to persuade anyone to buy the bottom, I just feel helpless about this one-sided idea. You always think that if it falls below one point, it will definitely fall below the next one; if it rises above one point, it will definitely set a new high. In normal times, this view may make some sense, but at this special moment, if you put aside important considerations such as macro factors, liquidity, and user sentiment, and only talk about ups and downs, it is simply a hooligan!
It is more practical to do contracts in this market. Those who like contracts or spot can come to me.
My points are very accurate, and old fans know what the strength is.
After the market fell sharply, Sanjin also ambushed some potential coins that are ready to explode.
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