Others are buying, but you are waiting for the price to continue to plummet. The bottom is often bought, not waited for.
Just like the big cake, you wanted to buy the bottom within 10,000 two years ago, you wanted to buy the bottom within 20,000 last year, you wanted to buy the bottom within 30,000 at the beginning of this year, you wanted to buy the bottom within 40,000 in the first half of this year, and after June you wanted to buy the bottom within 50,000. Now you are given 50,000, and you are looking at 40,000 again. If it really reaches 40,000, you will still look at 30,000. If it reaches 30,000, you will still wait for 20,000. If it really reaches 20,000, you should be thinking about zero.
I am not advising anyone to buy the bottom, but I am just saying that this one-sided view that if it falls below one point, it will fall below another point, and if it rises more than one point, it will rise more than one point. This may be correct in normal times, but at present, putting aside macro factors, liquidity, and user emotions to talk about ups and downs is just hooliganism.
