The 28 Theorem tells us:
80% of people would rather buy in the noisy bull market, enjoy the illusion of short-term floating profits but be trapped in the long term;
Only 20% of people will invest in the bleak bear market, endure the illusion of short-term floating losses but long-term floating profits.
What changes your fate in the short term is the end of the ongoing bull market that everyone understands, but speculation requires leaving the market instead of staying in the market to enjoy;
What really changes your fate is the bear market, but investment requires you to have a long-term mentality instead of repeatedly cutting meat to confirm in order to find the lowest point, or even waiting and watching in fear of the market.
For example, a vulture gave birth to two eagle cubs. In the case of food shortage, the eagle needs to make a choice for survival.
Often, the weaker eagle cub will be abandoned, or even pecked to death and fed to the other eagle cub.
This survival logic is the difference between mainstream and copycat.
This can also explain why the A-share blue-chip stocks have fallen less, and why many small-cap stocks have continued to plummet this year; it is also why the altcoins have fallen sharply, but the mainstream BTC, ETH, BNB, etc. have not fallen.
If you find that the mainstream that was previously advertised has not stood firm this time, it means that capital does not recognize its past mainstream status; on the contrary, the altcoins used to be very resistant to falling, which means that it may be a potential new mainstream for promotion in the future.
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