I've seen many people miss out on opportunities during bull markets, and in the end, they regret not getting in. Recently, I observed a phenomenon——when the market experiences a major rally, many people actually start to hesitate, fearing to chase the high and get caught. But in reality? It's quite the opposite.
Some time ago, there was a project that grew from a 1.8M scale to 9M, a fivefold increase. Do you know who made the profit? Not those who stubbornly held at the bottom, but rather those who dared to chase the high during the big surge.
Why? Because they believe in the narrative. When a story is increasingly recognized by more people, liquidity flows in, and consensus forms, it’s no longer about chasing the high but riding the trend. This is true bottom-fishing—not just price bottoming, but narrative and consensus bottoming.
Many underestimate the importance of psychological preparation. If you truly believe in what you're doing, and understand what story the market is telling, the opportunity to change your life in a single day is right in front of you. The key is whether you dare to seize it.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-18 08:20
That's right, mental preparation is indeed the weakness of most people, and having the courage to chase highs is even more difficult than bottom-fishing.
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GasFeePhobia
· 01-18 08:18
Honestly, I've heard this narrative too many times. Every time, someone makes money while most people lose. It's all about the story, the story—sounds pretty impressive, haha.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-18 08:18
To be honest, I've heard this kind of rhetoric many times. Every time, it's about how telling this story can change your fate. But in the end, most people are still just bagholders.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-18 08:14
That's true, but the honest truth is that most people simply can't overcome their mental barriers. They watch the price hit the daily limit and still hesitate whether to sell or not, only to wait for a rebound and get trapped again.
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UnruggableChad
· 01-18 08:12
That's true, but to be honest, I've seen more people caught chasing the high and getting trapped; no matter how strong their mental resilience is, it's useless.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-18 08:11
To be honest, I've heard this theory too many times, and it's always the same logic.
I've seen many people miss out on opportunities during bull markets, and in the end, they regret not getting in. Recently, I observed a phenomenon——when the market experiences a major rally, many people actually start to hesitate, fearing to chase the high and get caught. But in reality? It's quite the opposite.
Some time ago, there was a project that grew from a 1.8M scale to 9M, a fivefold increase. Do you know who made the profit? Not those who stubbornly held at the bottom, but rather those who dared to chase the high during the big surge.
Why? Because they believe in the narrative. When a story is increasingly recognized by more people, liquidity flows in, and consensus forms, it’s no longer about chasing the high but riding the trend. This is true bottom-fishing—not just price bottoming, but narrative and consensus bottoming.
Many underestimate the importance of psychological preparation. If you truly believe in what you're doing, and understand what story the market is telling, the opportunity to change your life in a single day is right in front of you. The key is whether you dare to seize it.