#数字资产生态回暖 Recently, several friends' accounts have been performing well and generating considerable returns. To be honest, it's not because we can predict the market precisely, but because we understand the patterns, are disciplined, and never chase highs blindly.
The more volatile the market, the clearer one thing becomes—
When the market is about to rise, it must first shake out the weak hands. It’s essential to make the majority of people doubtful and fearful, causing everyone to hold back and hesitate. Only then can large funds have room to enter and continue to push the market higher.
Currently, this trend may look chaotic, but ultimately it’s just a phase of shakeout. Shake out those with unstable mindsets, those who can’t hold on, and those who panic at any correction. Once the big players have collected enough chips, retail investors start to withdraw, and the market falls into silence—no one dares to touch it. That moment is the true signal of a comeback.
Every retreat you see now is not the end but the buildup for the next wave of market movement. The key is to stay steady, focus on opportunities you can understand, and avoid being swept away by market noise. Going all-in against the market alone will definitely lead to losses. The best way to survive in this market is to follow the right direction and keep pace with mainstream funds.
The overall trend has already been set; now it depends on whether you can adapt.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 14h ago
The washout theory is back again. Every time, they say it's a buildup, but what happens next...
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 12-12 07:40
Haha, you're talking about manipulation stories again. I'm tired of hearing it, bro.
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HodlKumamon
· 12-12 07:39
Hmm... It sounds like someone is giving us a lecture on the "shakeout theory," but Xiongxiong just looked through the historical data, and we've already heard this "next wave must rise" argument 27 times(ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ Dollar-cost averaging is the way to go.
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consensus_whisperer
· 12-12 07:28
That's right, it's all about mindset and discipline. These two things are more valuable than anything else. Most people die because they chase the high.
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WhaleShadow
· 12-12 07:18
Enough, enough. It's the same old manipulation theory again, and I'm getting calluses on my ears from listening. The key question is, are you sure you've truly seen through it?
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-12 07:13
Tsk, the washout theory is coming up again, I've heard it too many times... But indeed, this wave does feel a bit like surfing, the key is not to get sucked in.
#数字资产生态回暖 Recently, several friends' accounts have been performing well and generating considerable returns. To be honest, it's not because we can predict the market precisely, but because we understand the patterns, are disciplined, and never chase highs blindly.
The more volatile the market, the clearer one thing becomes—
When the market is about to rise, it must first shake out the weak hands. It’s essential to make the majority of people doubtful and fearful, causing everyone to hold back and hesitate. Only then can large funds have room to enter and continue to push the market higher.
Currently, this trend may look chaotic, but ultimately it’s just a phase of shakeout. Shake out those with unstable mindsets, those who can’t hold on, and those who panic at any correction. Once the big players have collected enough chips, retail investors start to withdraw, and the market falls into silence—no one dares to touch it. That moment is the true signal of a comeback.
Every retreat you see now is not the end but the buildup for the next wave of market movement. The key is to stay steady, focus on opportunities you can understand, and avoid being swept away by market noise. Going all-in against the market alone will definitely lead to losses. The best way to survive in this market is to follow the right direction and keep pace with mainstream funds.
The overall trend has already been set; now it depends on whether you can adapt.