This cycle hits different. Every dip feels like the end, every bounce feels fake. But here's the thing - panic selling at the bottom? That's the mistake everyone swears they won't make again.
Yet here we are. Same patterns, same fear, same capitulation vibes. The bottom loves company, and it feeds on doubt. When it feels impossible to hold, that's usually when you should.
Not saying we've hit the absolute floor. Maybe we haven't. But if you've held through the chaos this far, don't let the final shakeout take your bags. The worst trades often happen in the best buying zones.
Stay sharp out there.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-06 18:01
You should actually buy at the lowest point.
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ContractExplorer
· 12-06 17:59
Holding on is winning.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-06 17:49
The earlier you get in, the easier it is to win effortlessly.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-06 17:40
Historical experience isn't worth much.
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LostBetweenChains
· 12-06 17:36
You still need to keep buying during the bear market.
This cycle hits different. Every dip feels like the end, every bounce feels fake. But here's the thing - panic selling at the bottom? That's the mistake everyone swears they won't make again.
Yet here we are. Same patterns, same fear, same capitulation vibes. The bottom loves company, and it feeds on doubt. When it feels impossible to hold, that's usually when you should.
Not saying we've hit the absolute floor. Maybe we haven't. But if you've held through the chaos this far, don't let the final shakeout take your bags. The worst trades often happen in the best buying zones.
Stay sharp out there.