"To buy or to sell, that is the question."
When you wake up and your phone lights up, BTC has stumbled in your dream. Red candles sound like a beep, and the trending search on the exchange shoots up to 'Bitcoin plummets', followed closely by the familiar two words: crashed?
At this time, the market divides into three types of people:
One kind is 'I told you so', looking at the world with a compassionate gaze, as if they had dinner with Satoshi last night.
One kind is 'the opportunity has arrived', with fingers itching to place orders while eating breakfast.
Another type is to open the candlestick chart, remain silent for three seconds, then quietly lock the phone, preparing to walk the dog or feed the cat.
The real question is not how much it fell, but whether you can hold it in your heart. Short-term traders eat off volatility; in their world, a 0.5% rise or fall is a matter of life and death. But if you are here just to 'tag along'? Then today’s drop, in the memories of doubling and redoubling in the future, is just a period.
You ask me whether to buy the dip or to sell at the top?
I said: You are not deciding your next move based on today's candlestick, but because you didn't figure out who you are yesterday.
So today’s drop actually tests not the market, but yourself.
📉💭 Are you in for the mission or just the moment?
