Real excess returns often hide in the most torn moments of the market.

What does it mean to be torn apart? It's when the market drops to the point that people start questioning their lives—cryptocurrency prices are directly halved or even slashed further, the fear index falls below 10, and the big influencers who usually make calls all turn bearish. In just one day, the liquidation data skyrockets to several billion dollars. At this time, when you open social media, the screen is filled with mockery like "BTC is going to zero" and "ETH is a scam," with spike-like crashes everywhere on the candlestick chart.

The more it is this kind of time, the more it is likely to be an opportunity. Because extreme emotions themselves are signals - when panic, short selling, liquidation, and public opinion ridicule all appear at the same time, it indicates that the chips have been nearly washed out. The more conditions that are met, the more exaggerated the subsequent rebound space tends to be.

So don't just focus on chasing when prices are rising; the real profit difference is made when no one dares to take over.