#加密货币市场波动 Looking back at the market fluctuations over the years, I can't help but feel a lot of emotions. The current market conditions remind me of the big drop at the end of 2018, when Bitcoin also fell from $20,000 to just over $3,000. Now, seeing the multiple bottoming signals mentioned by Benson Sun, as well as the market volatility characteristics analyzed by Jeff Park, it does give people some hope.

But we can’t be blindly optimistic. History tells us that the market always bottoms out when people are most desperate, and peaks when they are most euphoric. Chris Burniske is right—there could still be another round of sharp declines. I’ve been through too many cycles of bull and bear markets to deeply understand the ruthlessness of this market.

However, in the long run, every major drop is an opportunity to accumulate. Those who persistently bought at the lows and held for the long term eventually reaped substantial rewards. The key is to be patient and not let short-term volatility cloud your judgment. Now may be a good time to build a position, but you must also be prepared to hold long term.

After all, the development of blockchain technology has not stopped, and there is still a lot of room for imagination when it comes to future application scenarios. We need to look at things from a developmental perspective and not be misled by short-term fluctuations. History will eventually repeat itself, but the form may be different. By maintaining an open mind and a willingness to learn, we can stand undefeated in this rapidly changing industry.