Panic at its peak? This is precisely the entrance ticket the market offers to 'contrarian players'
Bitcoin has fallen below $113,000, and retail sentiment has skyrocketed to 'June war-level panic'—social media is flooded with lamentations, the pessimism index has soared to a two-month high, and even the fluctuations in the candlestick chart are nearly drowned out by the waves of anxiety. But the old timers are well aware: the 'money-picking signal' in the crypto market has always been hidden in this collective collapse.
History has long written the script: when retail investors collectively shout 'market crash', and when the sentiment gauge is glowing red hot, it is often the moment the market is secretly changing channels. The current panic is not a deep abyss; it is clearly a sieve—sifting out the speculative investors who chase highs and cut losses, leaving the cheap chips for the patient players who dare to wait and endure. Those who are currently cursing and cutting losses will soon find that their emotions turn into the motivation to chase prices when the market rises.
Remember this iron rule: the market always bottoms when the public is in panic and peaks when the crowd is exuberant. The more people shout 'it's over', the more opportunities are beckoning from the shadows. Be patient; this wave of panic could very well be the starting point for the next wave of profits.
