The market liquidated 500 million USD and collectively broke through, which shows a lack of understanding. In the last bull market, a simple deep wash could directly wipe out 3 billion USD in contracts, now that is what you call a real bloodbath.
83,000 broke the mentality and collapsed? When BTC first stood at 90,000, the screen was filled with calls for 100,000 conservatively and starting from 150,000. Now that it has returned to 80,000, why are people afraid to buy the dip?
The market loves to take care of this kind of retail investor mentality that chases after gains and sells on dips. They are afraid to buy when prices are high, and even more afraid to buy when prices fall, ultimately just watching others profit. $BTC mainstream assets like this often experience pullbacks as a regular occurrence; if you can't handle the volatility, don't talk about any bull market faith.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 16h ago
From a technical perspective, this wave of liquidation data actually reflects the fragility of the market structure, and it is worth analyzing in depth why retail investors always stumble at the same position.
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NightAirdropper
· 16h ago
To be honest, I am quite accustomed to this kind of market situation. What's 500 million in liquidations? Retail investors should really learn how to manage their mindset.
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memecoin_therapy
· 16h ago
Is it really that easy to get defensive? Crying and shouting after 500 million gets liquidated, such a small mindset.
Chasing the price while cheering, being the most active when cutting loss, a typical fate of a retail investor.
If you don't dare to buy the dip, just keep quiet, don't complain about the market being unfair when you finally enter a position.
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WalletWhisperer
· 16h ago
Laughing to death, 500 million liquidation and they can't take it? I didn't see so many people crying during last year's 3 billion incident.
Really, this wave is just here to play people for suckers, screaming at every fall, but very fierce when it rises.
If you can't withstand the fluctuation, then don't play, that's basic common sense, right?
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ILCollector
· 16h ago
There's nothing wrong with what you said, it's just that this group of people is too easily shaken in their mentality. 500 million and they're already breaking down, that wouldn't have been a big deal before.
Honestly, watching these people shout 150,000 one moment and then Cut Loss the next is really boring. During a bull run, they're all warriors, but as soon as it falls, they become like grandsons.
If you can't handle the Fluctuation, then don't play; washing people out is just everyday business for something like BTC.
This pullback is actually a good opportunity for lying in ambush, but unfortunately, most people can't see it at all.
#ETH走势分析 Are you all so scared by this pullback?
The market liquidated 500 million USD and collectively broke through, which shows a lack of understanding. In the last bull market, a simple deep wash could directly wipe out 3 billion USD in contracts, now that is what you call a real bloodbath.
83,000 broke the mentality and collapsed? When BTC first stood at 90,000, the screen was filled with calls for 100,000 conservatively and starting from 150,000. Now that it has returned to 80,000, why are people afraid to buy the dip?
The market loves to take care of this kind of retail investor mentality that chases after gains and sells on dips. They are afraid to buy when prices are high, and even more afraid to buy when prices fall, ultimately just watching others profit. $BTC mainstream assets like this often experience pullbacks as a regular occurrence; if you can't handle the volatility, don't talk about any bull market faith.