'When everyone starts to panic, opportunities often quietly arrive.'
The market has fallen as expected, and many retail investors are beginning to panic sell their holdings. This emotion-driven behavior seems reasonable, but is it really the best choice? Looking back at the trajectory of 2021, prices experienced a 50% correction after reaching their peak, yet continued to set new highs. History does not repeat itself exactly, but it often follows a similar rhyme. Does this current trend also have certain reference points?
From a technical perspective, the current upward channel has not been completely broken, and there is still a possibility of a rebound in the market. Although various assets are in an oversold state and panic is spreading, this often serves as one of the signals for the market to hit bottom. No one wants to buy at this moment, believing there is no future value, but precisely during such times, core assets and OG projects in the crypto market may hold tremendous opportunities.
As the founder of Coinbase said: 'Every time you think you understand the market, it surprises you.' The market never moves according to the expectations of the majority; instead, it nurtures new life in despair. Rather than blindly following the crowd to sell off, it’s better to calmly observe and look for quality assets that have been wrongfully punished.
Short-term fluctuations in the market are not frightening; what is frightening is losing rationality amidst the fluctuations. Instead of being swayed by emotions, it’s better to develop a clear strategy and gradually position oneself in assets that have long-term value. After all, true opportunities often arise when most people give up.
What are your thoughts on the current market correction? Will you choose to stay out and observe, or are you preparing to buy the dip? Feel free to share your views in the comments, and let's discuss the next steps for the market together!
