Bitcoin has recently dropped by 4.3%, and market sentiment is filled with panic.

In fact, many people have not truly participated in the bull market—they have just leveraged their positions and entered at local highs.

Sticking to spot trading is the way to go. Buy during market corrections (red weeks), stay calm, and patiently wait for the market rebound.

When the bull market approaches its cycle's end, close to the peak, the feeling of a pullback will be completely different. At that point, there will be no panic in the market; instead, everyone will be rushing to enter.

Currently, many investors feel uneasy about their holdings, and some have already experienced or are about to experience panic selling.

If you are still watching and plan to enter the market, you must first clarify your goals and mark your entry price range. You can pay attention to whether Bitcoin will pull back to the 89,000-87,000 range; at that time, you may have the opportunity to position yourself in the coins you are optimistic about.

Remember, the best time to buy is often after a red week, when you feel fear and are hesitant to act, rather than after a seemingly smooth green week.