Recently, many people have been pessimistic about the market, but my judgment has remained unchanged — this is definitely not a bear market, but rather the main players repeatedly grinding the market.
In this market environment, most people fail not because of the market itself, but due to two fatal flaws: first, lack of patience. Watching Bitcoin fluctuate at low levels makes them too scared to act, missing the opportunity to enter at low cost; second, overtrading. Frequently chasing highs and selling lows in volatile markets, they end up depleting their capital.
Honestly, a 4-month correction is a normal operation, and we’ve experienced an 8-month downward trend before. The key is whether you can endure it. I’ve always believed that this round of market will turn around at a specific time point, and these extreme emotions and various negative news have never shaken my confidence.
Just look at the data. The performance of the two assets I mentioned earlier, WLFI and BNB, has been very good, fully confirming my fundamental analysis. Bitcoin seems a bit subdued lately, but the underlying trading volume and liquidity are actually quite solid, indicating that the main players are quietly accumulating positions. As for tokens like Aster, they don’t seem to be making much progress on the surface, but in fact, they are all gathering strength for a breakout.
All these signals tell us that the real market situation isn’t as bad as it seems. Knowing how to wait and persist in strategic positioning is the key to surviving in the crypto market.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-07 02:59
I believe in the grind, but to be honest, frequent trading is really a suicidal act. I've seen too many people live to grind their money away.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 01-06 00:49
Still grinding away? I think you're just working on your own mindset. What happened to the specific time point we agreed on?
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-04 06:42
The grind indeed tests your mentality. I'm also enduring it, but to be honest, sometimes I really want to smash the market.
Wait, are you really seeing something or just betting on the hype?
It's okay to position at low levels, but don't be blinded by FOMO and hope.
I've heard a lot about the main players accumulating chips, and then suddenly hitting the limit down.
We've experienced similar situations over the past 8 months, but this time feels different.
Sticking to waiting is the right approach, but you also need to set a proper stop-loss, brother.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 01-04 03:54
The logic of the grinding disk has been heard too many times. The question is how to confirm that the main force is accumulating rather than distributing... Have you compared the on-chain data of the same period in history to verify that the underlying trading volume is solid? It's not that you're wrong, but such conclusions require more solid evidence to support them; otherwise, it's no different from the "main force is accumulating shares" claim, both are armchair strategizing after the fact.
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PermabullPete
· 01-04 03:54
Another grinding disk argument, I believe it now.
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GasWaster
· 01-04 03:54
Here we go again with the story of the millstone. It sounds nice, but the key is to survive until that turning point comes.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 01-04 03:52
A grinding wheel is a grinding wheel; anyway, I'm not in a hurry. Just let the idle money sit idle.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 01-04 03:51
A grindstone is a grindstone, anyway I'm not in a hurry, let's see who can hold out until the end.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-04 03:51
A grind is a grind, anyway I don't mind wasting this little time. The main thing is, don't let me see someone who cut their losses rebound later, haha.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 01-04 03:46
A grindstone is a grindstone, the key is whether you still have bullets in hand.
Recently, many people have been pessimistic about the market, but my judgment has remained unchanged — this is definitely not a bear market, but rather the main players repeatedly grinding the market.
In this market environment, most people fail not because of the market itself, but due to two fatal flaws: first, lack of patience. Watching Bitcoin fluctuate at low levels makes them too scared to act, missing the opportunity to enter at low cost; second, overtrading. Frequently chasing highs and selling lows in volatile markets, they end up depleting their capital.
Honestly, a 4-month correction is a normal operation, and we’ve experienced an 8-month downward trend before. The key is whether you can endure it. I’ve always believed that this round of market will turn around at a specific time point, and these extreme emotions and various negative news have never shaken my confidence.
Just look at the data. The performance of the two assets I mentioned earlier, WLFI and BNB, has been very good, fully confirming my fundamental analysis. Bitcoin seems a bit subdued lately, but the underlying trading volume and liquidity are actually quite solid, indicating that the main players are quietly accumulating positions. As for tokens like Aster, they don’t seem to be making much progress on the surface, but in fact, they are all gathering strength for a breakout.
All these signals tell us that the real market situation isn’t as bad as it seems. Knowing how to wait and persist in strategic positioning is the key to surviving in the crypto market.