Have you ever checked your account records to see where your biggest gains came from? Nine times out of ten, those were the days when you were the least optimistic about the market and had the least motivation to open up the trend.
Let's analyze this pattern together. The true bottom often has three common features—
First, no hype. The market is eerily quiet, no one discusses it in the community, and media outlets can't find angles to write about.
Second, no stories. There are no new narratives supporting the market, no concept hype—just pure price action.
Third, everyone is reluctant to talk. Once you start sharing your views, the reactions around you are like you're saying something outrageous.
The key point—when the entire market is so quiet that no one listens to you, that's actually the best time to go all-in. Wealth is never found in the noise; it hides in the dips that everyone ignores. This cycle won't be an exception.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 44m ago
Data shows that the historical lows are being ignored by most people, although only a few can truly stick with it. Let's wait and see the subsequent trend, but with miners consuming so much, it's still uncertain whether the historical lows can be reached again.
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GovernancePretender
· 54m ago
Really, I checked my transaction history, and the biggest profit was indeed made when no one was paying attention to me…
It’s true, the bottom is the quietest, everyone is trading other cryptocurrencies, and I quietly jumped on board there.
But on the other hand, with so many people knowing this pattern, will there still be dividends in the next round?
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-08 12:13
According to the database, I scrolled through account records... The period of maximum profit was indeed the days I slack off the most. Thinking about it now, this pattern is truly remarkable.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-07 06:44
Damn, the period when my account had the highest gains was actually when I was the laziest, lying around every day, not even opening any contracts.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-07 06:36
Really, after going through my account records, I realize that the biggest gains are made when no one is paying attention.
Honestly, now I’m a bit worried that the market is too hot. When it’s hot, it often means it’s too late for anything.
This logic is actually that the colder it is, the more opportunities there are. But the problem is human nature is a rebellious thing; when it’s cold, no one dares to make a move.
Back then, I was the least enthusiastic and went all in. Looking back, I’m actually quite scared, but I did make a profit.
Wait, is this implying that I should take action now?
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ContractFreelancer
· 01-07 06:34
I just realized during my last account check that the biggest profit was actually made when I went all-in during my most depressed period. LOL
It's really cold, and when no one is chatting, it's actually easier to make money. Now that everyone is chatting every day, it's actually the moment for the bagholders at the high levels.
Have you ever checked your account records to see where your biggest gains came from? Nine times out of ten, those were the days when you were the least optimistic about the market and had the least motivation to open up the trend.
Let's analyze this pattern together. The true bottom often has three common features—
First, no hype. The market is eerily quiet, no one discusses it in the community, and media outlets can't find angles to write about.
Second, no stories. There are no new narratives supporting the market, no concept hype—just pure price action.
Third, everyone is reluctant to talk. Once you start sharing your views, the reactions around you are like you're saying something outrageous.
The key point—when the entire market is so quiet that no one listens to you, that's actually the best time to go all-in. Wealth is never found in the noise; it hides in the dips that everyone ignores. This cycle won't be an exception.