2025-12-12 03:21:06

#美联储降息 Stop arguing whether it's a bull or bear market, it really isn't meaningful.

$BTC With the current size of the market and institutional funds heavily involved, unless a global black swan event occurs, the probability of a major crash is limited. Bull markets will dip, and bear markets will rebound; obsessing over this is just a waste of energy.

The core logic is simple: profits are accumulated gradually during bear markets, and the bull market is just when those gains are realized on paper. During a bear market, your balance might be all green, but as long as you hold BTC and don’t let go, it’s common to double your holdings when the bull market arrives.

When the market starts moving, Bitcoin usually reacts the fastest, with a significant increase, so take profits in time. Then, shift your focus to mainstream coins that haven't made big moves yet, so you can enjoy gains across different sectors. This is called sector rotation strategy—appears simple, but proper execution is key to making money.

For friends who have no clear direction now, I suggest calming down and studying the sector rotation patterns during a slow bull market to grasp each wave’s rhythm.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 12-12 03:51

Honestly, this rotation strategy sounds simple, but how many can really execute it properly? Most people still chase gains and sell losses. Holding steady is the hardest part; mental resilience is even more important than technique. With institutions deploying like this, retail investors need to keep up with the rhythm, or they might easily fall behind. That's right, bear markets are for accumulating chips, but unfortunately, most people have already cut their losses during bear markets. In fact, rotation is just about not being greedy; take the meat when you can and leave, don’t try to eat the whole fish. Taking profits is actually even harder to execute than stopping losses—whoever masters this really rises to the top. It's good not to have a direction right now; finding a direction yields more than blind trading.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 12-12 03:50

That's right, entanglement is indeed boring. I believe in the logic of institutional entry, it's more secure. I need to carefully study the rotation strategy; my previous losses were due to poor execution. Holding BTC during a bear market truly tests your mindset, but who wouldn't be tempted when it doubles? Institutional funds are flowing in, and small retail investors following along is better than arguing. Basically, it's about going with the trend. Don't think about pinpoint bottom fishing; there are no such people here.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 12-12 03:50

Hold onto BTC without letting go, it's easy to say but really hard to do --- Rotational strategy? Sounds simple, but how many actually implement it --- The toughest test of mentality is when the bear market turns everything green; most people will still cut --- I believe in institutions heavily deploying, the question is how can retail investors keep up --- Instead of entangling in bull and bear debates, it's better to think about how long you can withstand the fall --- I've tried the tactic of taking profits and switching to other coins; it's the hardest to sell at the peak --- No black swan event? That’s quite confident to say --- Accumulating profits during a bear market is true, but who can really persist until that moment --- A seemingly simple rotational strategy, but the actual operation can crush your mentality --- So the core is still to hold on, everything else is nonsense

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BridgeTrustFund

· 12-12 03:49

Hold onto BTC, and don't overthink it. Speaking of rotation strategies, it's easy to talk about, but few can execute them well. Buying the dip in a bear market is easy to say, but really doing it requires strong psychological resilience. Institutional positioning has indeed changed the game rules; retail investors are now just riding the wave. The recent Fed rate cut should have already been reflected in the crypto prices. Remember to take profits promptly during the rebound, or else it will just be paper wealth again.

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CryptoPunster

· 12-12 03:23

There's nothing wrong with that statement, but execution is a major issue. Most people can't hold on during a bear market and chase highs during a bull market. Holding on without letting go sounds simple, but once your account turns all green, you'll realize how difficult it truly is. Rotational strategies sound easy, but the key is to have enough mental resilience and a bit of luck.

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