After the plunge, why is no one daring to buy the dip?
After each major drop, the market falls into despair, with cries to cut losses all around, yet there are few who dare to buy the dip. But history tells us that true opportunities often lie hidden in panic.
Looking back at three classic crashes:
📉 2017.9.4 Bitcoin fell to $2900, and soared to $20,000 in three months; ETH rose from $200 to $1400, a sevenfold increase.
📉 2020.3.12 BTC fell below $3800, surged past $10,000 a month later, and reached nearly $30,000 by year-end; ETH rose from $87 to over $1000, multiplying over ten times.
📉 2021.5.19 BTC dropped from $65,000 to $30,000, rebounding to $70,000 in less than six months; ETH surged from $1760 to nearly $4900.
History has repeatedly proven that a plunge is an opportunity, not an end.
But please remember before entering the market: the cryptocurrency space is high-risk and highly volatile; rationality is always more important than emotion, and strategy is more valuable than impulse.
