Missing out is even more painful than liquidation. Did you get in today?

Bitcoin has broken 69,000.

Honestly, at that moment staring at the screen, my mood was a bit complicated. Not happy, not sad, but a kind of indescribable "I should have known"—

I should have stayed up last night, I should have placed a long order, I should have...

The feeling of missing out is even worse than getting liquidated. At least liquidation means you were in the market; missing out? Watching others eat profits the whole time, not even getting a sip of the soup.

Today's posts on Gate Plaza are particularly interesting. Some show off their profits, some cry saying they just cut their losses and it took off, and others ask, "Can I still chase now?" The same market, a thousand different lives.

I'm in the third group. Watching the candlestick rise, fingers hovering over the buy button for half an hour, but in the end, I didn't click.

A friend asked me what I was afraid of. I said I was afraid of chasing high and getting caught. He said, then wait for a pullback. I asked how much of a pullback, and he said 68,500. Now that 68,500 has passed, he says wait for 68,000.

The waiting in the crypto world is like waiting for an ex-girlfriend to come back— the longer you wait, the farther away she seems.

But from another perspective, missing out is okay; at least it proves you're alive. As long as you're still in the market, opportunities will come again.

Today's rally, some say it's because of CPI data, others say it's regulatory good news, but I prefer to believe it's the preheating for the Year of the Horse market. After all, it's the Year of the Horse; it has to run.

Missing out is just that—missing out. Just consider it contributing some festive cheer to the market. In the new year, mindset first, making money second.

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