ETH has dropped below 1900 again. In the square, on X... there's a lot of discussion: “What's different this time when it drops below 1900 compared to before?”
Looking at these issues, I suddenly realized one thing: prices are changing, time is passing, but the way people struggle seems to never change.
It's not an expert perspective, just a very ordinary participant's thought: spot position, enter the market first and then talk.
Think from a different angle – what if it doesn't drop? What if it rebounds by 10% first?
Then what if it drops?
The problem is actually very simple: it mainly depends on how you think. If you feel that this price level is 'acceptable', then you can start to enter the market slowly. After all, there are still a bunch of people who entered the market early at 3000+, 2500+, and 2000+. Even if you are really lucky and happen to buy at the lowest point, when the market reaches a temporary high, it might take one or two months, or even three or four months. But many people's expectation is that they will enter the market and it will soar 😢
It turns out that greed is not just about wanting to 'sell at the highest'. Always thinking about waiting a bit longer, a little lower, or entering the market at the absolute bottom, isn't that also a kind of greed?
Let me casually note a conclusion:
It is suggested to enter the spot market first and then talk about it.
The bottom is mostly forced out, not something someone guides you to catch. In the market, the most unreliable often is the saying 'I will guide you to accurately catch the bottom'.
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