Are You Prepared for Worst-Case Scenario?

I used to think it didn’t matter whether I bought $BTC at $80K or $100K—as long as I believed it would eventually hit $1M, the entry point seemed irrelevant. After all, big players like Michael Saylor keep accumulating, preaching infinite holding.

But here’s the brutal truth:

Price doesn’t move in a straight line.
Without a profit-taking strategy, the market will destroy you.
It always does.

The Reality of Market Cycles

Yes, the long-term Bitcoin thesis remains strong:

Supply on exchanges keeps shrinking (fewer coins available to sell).

Institutional adoption is growing (ETFs, nation-state holdings).

Halving scarcity is real (fewer new coins entering circulation).

But short-term? Danger lurks.

We just saw:

$1B+ wiped from open interest (leveraged traders liquidated).

Net taker volume turned negative (more sellers than buyers).

Price rejection at all-time highs (profit-taking is happening).

If this selling pressure continues, a retest of $60K–$65K is possible before the next major leg up.

How to Survive (and Thrive) in This Market

1. Stay Bullish, But Not Blind

Long-term holders (HODLers) will win eventually.

But traders/investors must manage risk.

2. Take Profits Strategically

Scale out at key resistance levels (e.g., $72K, $75K, $80K).

Never go "all in" or "all out"—partial sells reduce emotional mistakes.

3. Prepare for a Correction

If BTC drops to $60K–$65K, it’s a buying opportunity.

If it breaks below $60K, reassess the trend.

4. Avoid Overleveraging

Liquidation cascades happen fast.

Use spot positions for long-term holds, not futures.

5. Ignore "Diamond Hands" Extremism

Michael Saylor can afford to hold forever—you might not.

Locking in gains ≠ weakness; it’s survival.

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