#pi New Thoughts: The market will need to pull back with a needle dip. April, May, and June will enter a bear bottom oscillation period. Many people are preparing in advance to catch the needle dip on pi. I suggest everyone reconsider: do you really want to catch the needle dip on pi?

If you're looking to do short-term trading and swing the waves, catching the needle dip on pi spot and eating the rebound is fine. However, if you're preparing for long-term holding waiting for a bull market, there's certain risk or perhaps you're not thinking it through. For mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC or some altcoin mainstream coins, catching the needle dip at the bottom should wait for the bull market. If holding pi long-term, it's not certain there will be a bull market. Instead, it's possible the advantage you gained from catching the needle dip will gradually be worn away.

It's like pi previously oscillated in the 0.21-0.23 range, then the needle dipped to 0.16. Perhaps you caught the dip at 0.17, it rebounded to 0.19, you sold and kept the profit from the needle dip. But many people didn't sell, held firmly, and after continuing for a few days it dropped further to 0.15—catching the needle dip resulted in losses instead.

Pi, this centralized inflationary coin with no actual ecosystem, looks bearish long-term. Catching needle dips carries one more layer of risk compared to mainstream coins. Pi is only suitable to enter during the deflation phase. Currently it's a short opportunity, and deflation has a huge volume with slow progress—it's slow inflation. It may take over a decade to fall, after two bull markets, whether there's a bull market afterwards is questionable.

I suggest if everyone seriously prepares to catch pi spot needle dips, please consider these factors.