Bitcoin has already unconsciously rebounded from the low point of 83,000 to nearly 98,000, but almost no one in the market is celebrating anymore.

This numb state of "seeming to rise as if rising" indicates that in everyone's mind, the fair price of Bitcoin has far exceeded the current level.

When psychological expectations are set very high, the upward movement tends to become "quiet," unstimulating, and not worth extensive discussion—

And this kind of rise, where "no one is excited and the chips are held steadily," is often the most sustainable and healthy increase. This is probably the "Silence Rule" in the crypto world.

In fact, it has only been about 3 months since Bitcoin's recent high point, but everyone already feels like they've gone through a bear market. In the crypto circle, people's sense of time is severely "compressed."

Therefore, in a market where time units are sliced very finely and emotions can be amplified infinitely, the best way to make large investments is:

- Either go all-in at once and then put down your wallet to go play;
- Or use the simplest, most straightforward method: DCA, executing mechanically.

People who trade know that frequent monitoring can actually influence operations more easily. If you want to be lazy, why not let NT help you 👇