Bear markets hope for rebounds, bull markets wait for corrections. This mindset essentially goes against the trend, and ultimately results in losses.

Here's a very realistic example: In a bear market, Bitcoin drops from 70,000 to 40,000. You think the drop is over and you should enter the market, but it continues to decline. You keep waiting for a rebound to break even and then exit. However, when the trend is downward, rebounds are often weak. The more you wait, the deeper you get trapped, turning from floating losses into deep losses, and finally you can only passively wait it out.

In a bull market, it's the opposite. Bitcoin rises from 30,000 to 50,000. You hesitate to chase, waiting for a significant correction to buy in. But the market keeps surging, leaving no comfortable low-level entry points. When you finally can't resist and buy in, it's often near the stage high, and you get caught immediately.

The ones who truly make money are never those waiting for the perfect entry point, but those who understand the overall trend. When the trend is downward, don’t fight it or try to bottom fish; when the trend is upward, don’t hesitate or wait for a correction. Going with the trend is the key to stable profits. $BTC