During market crashes, real opportunities are often hidden behind panic. Bottom fishing is not about betting on the lowest point, but about making value judgments: when the price is far below the actual value, it's time to take action.
The key lies in three points:
Define a safety margin in advance
Set the buying range based on historical support levels and project fundamentals.
For example, if a certain token had a previous low of 10 and the current price is 12, if it drops to $8-9 (20-30% discount), it meets the criteria.
Build positions in batches to combat volatility
Divide funds into 3-5 parts, adding to the position every time it drops by 10%.
Avoid making a single large bet and keep some funds for averaging down.
Stick to your buying logic
If the project's technical progress and ecosystem data continue to improve, short-term price fluctuations should not change long-term judgments.
Those who bought ETH (900) after the LUNA crash in 2022 and SOL (8) after the FTX collapse in 2023 did not predict the bottom, but recognized the moment of "panic selling far below value." The market will always reward those who use reason to counter emotions.
