2026-01-02 16:40:22

#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, some friends have been struggling with the direction of @BTC@, wanting to buy the dip but afraid of getting caught off guard. My advice is straightforward — instead of worrying about the risks of shorting, think about why the bearish voices are decreasing in this cycle.

Since the birth of Bitcoin, every major dip has been met with calls to short, but what happened? Those who couldn't hold on missed the best rebounds. The current market is even more like this — liquidity is changing, institutional attitudes are shifting, policy directions are evolving, and simply shorting against the trend is undoubtedly risky.

If you have to choose a direction, rather than frequently shorting, it's better to wait patiently for opportunities. The market will give opportunities to those with patience, but it will never be friendly to those who blindly short.

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HallucinationGrower

· 9h ago

Buying the dip and getting caught off guard is just gambling on luck. If you really want to hold on, it comes down to mental resilience. Most people can't endure those few months at all.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 10h ago

That's right, always thinking about shorting just means betting against the market, and most of the time, the market will prove you wrong. Not holding onto your positions is a mistake, it happens every time. When the market sentiment shifts, those who are firmly bearish should reflect on themselves. Instead of overthinking so much, it's better to ask yourself if you have the patience and resolve. Shorting is easy, making money is hard, my friend. Waiting patiently for the right opportunity is very wise; there's no need to rush. Fewer and fewer people are bearish, which says a lot—just think about it. This happens in every cycle; those who are steadfast have already positioned themselves.

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OnChainDetective

· 10h ago

Wait, are the bearish voices decreasing? I checked the on-chain address clusters last night, and whale wallets are moving frequently... There must be a story behind this. Has the funding situation changed? I need to look into large transfer records to conclude which addresses the funds have moved to.

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