Whenever the market is filled with bearish voices, it often becomes a key turning point. This phenomenon has occurred multiple times in BTC's historical trends—when most people are bearish and panic sentiment reaches its peak, it is often the accumulation phase. Have you noticed that the true bottom never occurs during optimism? Instead, it appears during the most desperate moments in the market. So the question is: could the widespread pessimism actually be a signal for the next market rally?
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 12h ago
The more pessimistic I get, the more I want to buy the dip. I understand this logic, but I'm just afraid of buying in halfway up the mountain...
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12h ago
Those who are bearish now are just hesitant to buy the dip, while the truly smart money has already quietly made a fortune.
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Superbox
· 13h ago
Obviously, there are too many SBs, and their bearish outlook means it’s going to rise.
Whenever the market is filled with bearish voices, it often becomes a key turning point. This phenomenon has occurred multiple times in BTC's historical trends—when most people are bearish and panic sentiment reaches its peak, it is often the accumulation phase. Have you noticed that the true bottom never occurs during optimism? Instead, it appears during the most desperate moments in the market. So the question is: could the widespread pessimism actually be a signal for the next market rally?