When market sentiment is sluggish, it is actually a good time to observe opportunities.

Someone asked me what to focus on right now? Two price ranges are worth paying attention to: ETH below 3000 dollars and SOL around 140 dollars.

In investing, the hard part is not finding the right target, but executing. Once you've identified an opportunity, do you have the courage to take action? After buying, can you hold on to it? These two questions filter out most people.

My first profit came from holding spot. It wasn't some miraculous operation, just perseverance. After three cycles, I've made an observation: the stage when retail investors really make money is often during bear markets rather than bull markets.

The reason is simple - during a bull market, everyone chases the hot spots, while a bear market is the gathering period for low-priced chips.

But the problem is, most people are always waiting for lower prices. 3000 hoping for 2000, 2000 hoping for 1500, and when it really falls below expectations, they panic and sell at a loss. I've seen this cycle too many times.

Precise bottom-fishing? That's a myth. What ordinary investors can do is judge the general direction and then let time work its magic. As long as the logic is correct and the time frame is long enough, the difference in entry points only affects how much profit is made, not the success or failure.

If you believe in the long-term value of the cryptocurrency market, the approach is quite simple: lock in foundational assets like ETH and SOL, accumulate in batches, and extend the time frame.

Don't focus on short-term fluctuations. Time will provide the answer, often with more surprises than you might expect. #美联储恢复降息进程 $BTC $SOL