šŸ’° ā³ Why I Stopped Chasing the Bottom & What I Do Now Instead

I used to believe I could catch the perfect market bottom. I'd spend hours analyzing charts, waiting for the ideal entry point. But I was wrong. More times than I care to admit, I'd either miss the dip, panic-buy higher, or end up buying too early and watching my portfolio take a hit.

So I switched up my approach. Now, I don't stress about finding the exact bottom, yet I still manage to get solid entries. Here's how:

1ļøāƒ£ Timing the Bottom Is a Trap šŸŽ­

Everyone wants to buy at the lowest point, but here's the reality: even the big players don’t know where that is. If they did, why would $XRP keep bouncing around before hitting so-called "obvious" buy levels? Just recently, it dipped below $2, but the smart money had already picked it up before retail investors could react.

2ļøāƒ£ Trust Fibonacci, Not Your Emotions šŸŽÆ

Rather than guessing, I use Fibonacci retracements along with resistance levels to set buy orders ahead of time, before the dip even happens. Numbers are reliable; emotions can lead you astray.

I set my buy orders in advance. If they’re hit, great. If not, I don’t chase the market—there’s always another opportunity.

3ļøāƒ£ Don’t Just Bet on $BTC & ETH—Diversify 🌐

I’m stacking SOL and ETH, but I also pay attention to $XRP, which is currently priced at $2.40.It’s one of the most resilient assets, having weathered crashes, lawsuits, and market FUD, yet it continues to push forward.

4ļøāƒ£ My "No-Stress" Buying Formula šŸ› ļø

šŸ”¹ Split my capital into chunks—never go all-in.

šŸ”¹ Set pre-determined buy orders at key levels.

šŸ”¹ Take partial profits when prices recover.

The Key Takeaway ā˜‘ļø

Trying to time the market bottom is like gambling—you might win once, but in the long run, it’s a losing game. I prefer to rely on strategy, discipline, and probability to guide my investments.

šŸ”„ How do you manage market dips? Feel free to share your thoughts below! šŸ‘‡

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