Yesterday a brother told me: "Bro, this time I must catch the bottom, go all in."
I laughed—do you really think you can catch the bottom?
In the cryptocurrency world, bottoms and tops are never calculated but are determined by market movements.
You think you caught the bottom, but in reality, you are just halfway up the hill; you think you sold at the top, only to find out it goes up a bit more. Every market cycle educates those who want to be 'gods' with facts.
I’ve been in this for many years, never chasing the lowest and highest points.
I only do one thing: when the trend is clear, I enter; when it turns bad, I exit.
I don’t guess, don’t hold on stubbornly, and don’t gamble.
While others stare at charts, repeatedly looking for a 'possible bottom'; I focus on the structure, seeing if the trend is stabilizing. When the market stabilizes, I enter in batches; when the trend breaks, I don’t hesitate, I leave directly. It relies on execution, not prediction.
The most poisonous aspect of the market is this—
It makes you think ‘this must be the bottom’, only to find another layer of hell below;
It makes you feel ‘this wave is reaching the top’, and then pulls back with a bullish candle, reviving the market sentiment.
Buying low and selling high is a principle, but not a skill.
The real skill is being able to execute a clear plan in a vague market.
Wanting to flip your investment isn’t something that can be done by just scrolling in the square; if you truly want to change, it’s better to layout a plan with me sooner.