Market operations follow their own rules, and every deep correction often seeds the next wave of growth. This round of market activity has indeed rewritten many people's financial situations and once again validated the reality of the crypto market as a scene for wealth redistribution—opportunities are there, some seize them, while others still miss out.
It's worth reflecting on the question: why do some people always miss the key cycles of mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin? Is it due to information gaps, psychological fluctuations, or misjudgment of market rhythm? The price expectation for 2026 actually depends on how deeply you understand this issue now. Many seem to participate, but in reality, they are just going with the flow. True opportunities for a comeback often favor those willing to think deeply and dare to act in panic.
Ask yourself: when the next cycle arrives, are you ready?
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Missed too many times, honestly sometimes it's not that I don't understand, but I can't get over the psychological barrier.
It's called "deep thinking" in a nice way, but actually it's just gambling. No one can predict what 2026 will look like.
The key is whether you have bullets. Without money, trying to buy the dip in panic is pointless.
Every time I say next time for sure, but when next time comes, it's the same old story.
Some people have indeed cashed out this round, but I don't have that luck.
Information gap can't be blown out of proportion; execution is truly scarce.
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QuorumVoter
· 6h ago
Basically, it's a mindset issue. After a round of the market, it's still the same group of people making money, while another group is still struggling.
In a bear market, they don't hold on, and in a bull market, they chase highs. Who can break this cycle?
Honestly, instead of predicting 2026, it's better to ask yourself whether you're willing to add positions when prices are falling.
Every time, you say next time for sure, but what happens? Still the same old story.
Information gap? Psychological fluctuations? Ultimately, it's poor execution and laziness to research.
People who miss out on opportunities actually already know the answer—they just don't want to admit they lack the guts.
Just shouting slogans is useless; you need to put real money in to make a difference.
Market operations follow their own rules, and every deep correction often seeds the next wave of growth. This round of market activity has indeed rewritten many people's financial situations and once again validated the reality of the crypto market as a scene for wealth redistribution—opportunities are there, some seize them, while others still miss out.
It's worth reflecting on the question: why do some people always miss the key cycles of mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin? Is it due to information gaps, psychological fluctuations, or misjudgment of market rhythm? The price expectation for 2026 actually depends on how deeply you understand this issue now. Many seem to participate, but in reality, they are just going with the flow. True opportunities for a comeback often favor those willing to think deeply and dare to act in panic.
Ask yourself: when the next cycle arrives, are you ready?