🤔 In reality, I am happy to have entered a market that is strongly correcting.

〽️ Entered early January at the ATH, and gradually investing my capital (not a "no brain" DCA but intelligently buying the dips), I manage to lower my average cost with each purchase and limit my losses.

💡 In order to further reduce my average cost, I also do not hesitate to sell part of my cryptos at each rebound to buy back at each dip, without having to inject new capital (realizing partial profits of 4 to 5% even in a correcting market).

✅️ Result? A portfolio down about -15% while the market has corrected by 30% on $BTC and much more on the altcoins $ETH $SOL , some altcoins losing up to 60-70%.

🤗 If I had entered a bullish market, it would have been very difficult to invest my capital knowing that my average cost increases with each purchase, and I would also have had difficulties selling knowing that I risk buying back at a higher price the following week if it continues to rise.

🤪 Ultimately, it is psychologically much easier to enter a correcting market than a bullish market, in my case.

⚠️ This assumes that you do not need your capital immediately, otherwise obviously, you will incur losses. It also implies not investing everything at once but gradually.

🧐 And you, what is your opinion?