The story of the crypto world always unfolds through comparisons. When prices fluctuate up and down, many retail investors follow the candlestick charts, treating every wave as a signal of direction—rising, they want to chase; falling, they panic. However, institutional investors think on a different level; they are not focused on these daily ups and downs. What truly interests them are the bottom opportunities that are mistakenly killed. A noise tangled in volatility, versus a focus on long-term value dips—this difference reflects the completely different mental frameworks and risk tolerance of market participants.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 6h ago
Retail investors are just victims chained by K-line; both gains and losses are shocking.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 6h ago
That's right, retail investors are just being hijacked by K-lines; institutions have already secretly accumulated at the bottom.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 6h ago
Sounds nice, but retail investors just don't have the bullets that institutions do. No matter how much they think long-term, they first need to survive next month's plunge.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 7h ago
That's right, but I want to ask now: when will retail investors finally be able to truly break free from this cycle of chasing highs and selling lows?
The story of the crypto world always unfolds through comparisons. When prices fluctuate up and down, many retail investors follow the candlestick charts, treating every wave as a signal of direction—rising, they want to chase; falling, they panic. However, institutional investors think on a different level; they are not focused on these daily ups and downs. What truly interests them are the bottom opportunities that are mistakenly killed. A noise tangled in volatility, versus a focus on long-term value dips—this difference reflects the completely different mental frameworks and risk tolerance of market participants.