Honestly, BTC is still in the congested phase of Wave B. This period is the most testing—I've emphasized repeatedly before that patience is key, focusing on the turning points of Wave B and Wave C.
Many people want to participate in trading during this process, but they need to ask themselves first: can they withstand frequent fluctuations? If the answer is no, then just don't touch it. There's no need to be hard on yourself.
The crucial point is to recognize one thing—you truly want what from this market. Some people love the feeling of daily ups and downs, like riding a roller coaster, so participating in the Wave B volatility is perfectly fine. But if your goal is to really catch the big moves, there are only two secrets: control your hands. Let Wave C come. Don't always try to have everything—nothing in this market is designed to give you all opportunities.
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HodlOrRegret
· 17h ago
Holding back these two words are so right. I just couldn't resist at the time, getting repeatedly cut in Wave B several times.
It's easy to say but hard to do. Watching the K-line fluctuate daily makes me want to trade. It really tests psychological resilience.
Before Wave C arrives, you should close your eyes and stop watching the chart. The more you look, the more you want to act.
That's why most people can't make big money; they die at the patience checkpoint.
But on the other hand, how many can really hold back? Haha
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 17h ago
Holding back is truly a skill; it's easy to talk about but deadly to do. I've slipped up three times already.
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staking_gramps
· 17h ago
It's easy to say "control your hands," but when volatility hits, who can really do it...
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FreeMinter
· 17h ago
Holding back these two words is too harsh; how many people have heard them but just can't accept it...
Really, instead of tormenting yourself every day by flipping through K-lines, it's better to go to sleep and wait for Wave C to knock on the door itself.
Wave B is frustrating. I'm currently in a laid-back state anyway, since I can't make quick money.
Ask yourself honestly, that phrase really hits home. Most people simply can't endure this kind of torment.
To put it plainly, it's a test of mentality. If your mindset collapses, all analysis is useless.
Honestly, BTC is still in the congested phase of Wave B. This period is the most testing—I've emphasized repeatedly before that patience is key, focusing on the turning points of Wave B and Wave C.
Many people want to participate in trading during this process, but they need to ask themselves first: can they withstand frequent fluctuations? If the answer is no, then just don't touch it. There's no need to be hard on yourself.
The crucial point is to recognize one thing—you truly want what from this market. Some people love the feeling of daily ups and downs, like riding a roller coaster, so participating in the Wave B volatility is perfectly fine. But if your goal is to really catch the big moves, there are only two secrets: control your hands. Let Wave C come. Don't always try to have everything—nothing in this market is designed to give you all opportunities.