After being in this circle for a long time, you will discover a pattern: the opportunities that truly lead to financial freedom are often hidden in those moments so quiet that they make you question life.

At the peak of a bull market, everyone is a stock god, but at the bottom of a bear market, only a few "fools" are left picking up chips. When the windfall comes, those who were mocked at first will see their account numbers increase by several zeros.

Excess returns in the crypto market have never belonged to the trend followers who chase highs and cut losses, but are reserved for those who dare to take a contrarian position during the winter.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 11-30 12:50

The saying about picking up chips in a Bear Market has been heard a thousand times, but how many really dare to go all in? --- It sounds good, but it’s just hindsight bias; when it really hits the bottom, everyone wants to buy the dip, but when it continues to fall, they end up closing all positions. --- Reverse layout sounds cool, but not everyone can withstand the feeling of a 50% Slump in their account. --- Those who picked up chips in the cold winter, luck accounts for half, and the other half is truly strong psychological quality. --- However, this viewpoint really hits the mark; too many people shout about buying the dip but can’t actually do it. --- The problem is how do you determine that this is indeed the bottom? The probability of it continuing to drop is not low either. --- Financial freedom is just a story that is summarized afterward; the decisions made at that time were merely the mindset of a gambler.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 11-30 12:44

It's easy to talk about picking up chips in a Bear Market, but how many can really hold on until that day? --- To put it bluntly, it's a test of psychological quality; I don't have that kind of courage, haha. --- I've been listening to this theory for three years, and I'm still losing more... --- It's indeed refreshing to layout during a cold winter, but I'm afraid the cold winter might continue for another three years. --- The key is how to judge the bottom; who can accurately predict it? --- Not chasing the price and selling with a bearish market is key, but you need to have spare money; if you have no bullets, you can't go against the trend no matter what. --- When I get older and look back, it all feels like gambling now. --- This talk is heard every round of bull and bear markets; is it useful? --- Those who dare to Enter a Position at the bottom are either fools or truly fearless, throwing real money in without fear of death. --- You're right, but execution is hell; most people can't hold on.

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