Last night BTC attacked the psychological barrier of 102,000, and the ETH contract market directly staged a high dive with ten consecutive whips, the collective cries of contract players going bankrupt echoed through the community, and the scene of spot retail investors placing orders overnight to cut losses was comparable to a Double Eleven shopping spree. But around three in the morning, after a double explosion of shorts, the market suddenly rebounded, perfectly illustrating a classic storyline in the cryptocurrency world, where a poor performance is just a paper tiger, and the main players wash the market treating various suspicions. Old investors know well that this level of volatility is just an appetizer in a bull market; when those new investors scared out of their wits are cutting losses and leaving, the smart money is ready with bloody chips for the next wave. The contract market is always in a cycle of long and short battles, but the true value anchor never changes direction due to short-term violent fluctuations.
Remember: Those who cut losses during a crash will never buy at the lowest point, and those who chase during a surge will never hit the highest point. Understanding the underlying asset logic is the hard truth.
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