Ah, those who miss out have such an interesting mindset. When Bitcoin started rebounding from 85,000, they thought it was just a fake rebound and that a big drop was coming. At 90,000, they thought it didn’t count since it hadn’t broken the previous high, and it would definitely drop again to let them buy in. But once it reached 95,000, they still didn’t believe it, thinking 'there must be one last drop' and stubbornly refused to buy. When Bitcoin soared to 102,000, they suddenly panicked: 'Oh no, could it really have reversed? I hope I didn’t miss out!' But even then, they hesitated, thinking they would wait a bit longer. As Bitcoin skyrocketed and market sentiment grew more frenzied, they finally couldn’t hold back and went all in—only for a pullback to hit, and they got stuck again.

Those who lose money in short-term trading are even worse off. A slight pullback sends them into a panic: 'I bought at a high price; what if the market doesn’t come back? If there’s a big drop, it’s over; I need to cut my losses!' As soon as they cut losses, the market immediately rebounds, and they are furious, slapping their thighs. After a few such cycles, their money dwindles while Bitcoin continues to rise.

Those playing contracts are even worse off. The first type is when they short and hit their stop loss, feeling unconvinced, they chase the long position, but as soon as they enter, the market crashes, and they have to cut losses again. The second type knows the risks of altcoin contracts are high but can’t resist the gamble, and once they cut losses, they get liquidated. The third type has missed out on spot trading, feeling frustrated, they directly use 100x leverage to go all in, but as soon as they enter, the market crashes, and their investment goes to zero.

Many people lose money and think their skills are lacking, but there’s a principle in the financial market—over the long term, good assets do indeed rise, but the time they spend rising may only account for 10% of the time, and the time they experience explosive growth may only be 5% of that 10%. This means your chance to make big money is just a fleeting moment; if you miss it, it’s gone. Just open the K-line of any cryptocurrency and see for yourself: the first phase is a torturous consolidation, the second phase suddenly takes off, the third phase hits a peak, and the fourth phase declines.

Investors who use dollar-cost averaging feel the most comfortable. They buy slowly in the first and second phases, sell in the third phase, and then consider whether to buy the dip in the fourth phase. But many people? They spend all day asking, 'Where is the lowest point? Where can I buy the dip?' Their minds are filled with 'How to earn the most profit with the least amount of money,' always wanting to buy at the lowest and sell at the highest. The result? The more they aim for precise entries and exits, the more they lose.

You just need to understand one principle: buy during pullbacks, hold for a few years, and you are likely to earn 3-5 times your investment. So why hesitate? Opportunities slip away when you hesitate; it’s not just in the crypto space, but in life as well. Character determines fate; the more you strive for perfection, the more likely you are to miss out.

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