The price of Bitcoin has once again declined, triggering various reactions in the market: the angry vent their dissatisfaction, the steadfast continue to increase their holdings, the optimistic await a market reversal, and the cautious consider exiting. In this world of digital assets characterized by extreme fluctuations, so-called faith appears exceptionally fragile, like a fortress built on sand, which may be swept away by a single wave.

It is often said that investing is a journey of practice, but the experience in the Bitcoin market feels more like a nightmare that is hard to wake up from. Every time the price dips, it ruthlessly tests the psychological endurance and decision-making ability of investors. In this brutal market environment, setting aside those beautiful statements about grand prospects, being able to survive in the market may be the most practical definition of success.

In the fluctuation of digital assets, investors' mindset management and risk control ability are often more worthy of attention than the market fluctuation itself.