#数字资产市场观察 $XRP $GIGGLE

The market crash has never been the end, but rather a signal for the reshuffling of wealth—those who panic sell are handing over their chips to those who can see further. Every deep pullback is essentially a refueling station for the next round of market action. Trump's Dogecoin is no different; those who can truly hold it are not the anxious ones glued to their screens every day, but rather those who dare to pick up bargains when the market is in turmoil.

The cyclical patterns are just that simple and brutal, yet most people choose to be fearful when they should be greedy.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 11-30 07:49

You're right, it's really that simple, but most people just can't do it. --- Here we go again with the cycle theory, but look around you, how many really dare to buy the dip? --- Picking up bargains when blood is flowing like a river sounds easy, but doing it is a whole different story and can break your mindset. --- The funding game is being reshuffled, and retail investors are still playing each other for suckers. --- Wait a minute, isn't this logic survivor bias? Only those who survive have a say. --- The greed and fear cycle never goes out of style, but the problem is, who knows where the bottom is? --- Those who can hold on are the ones who bet right; those who bet wrong have already exited. --- Understanding the reasoning is one thing; actually putting real money on the line is another. --- The cyclical patterns are correct; it just depends on who has stronger psychological resilience. --- Those who still dare to shout "buy the dip" here should wait until they make money to talk.

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FrogInTheWell

· 11-30 07:48

To put it bluntly, it's a psychological game; if you can endure it, you've won. --- We're talking about the cycle theory again, but the problem is how many people can really buy the dip. --- This theory sounds nice, but in practice, it's still mostly about cutting losses. --- I just want to ask how many people have actually gotten rich by picking up cheap goods. --- Fear and greed have indeed reversed, but my principal has also reversed. --- Every bottom signal is the same, yet there are still lower levels, ugh. --- When blood flows like a river, where do the bullets come from, fren? --- You're not wrong, the key is that I didn't pinpoint where the real bottom is. --- The cyclical pattern is correct, but the difficulty lies in predicting it. --- This sounds like it's trying to persuade people to catch a falling knife.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 11-30 07:41

To put it bluntly, suckers are playing people for suckers themselves, while the real opportunities have been taken by those who see through it. --- Here we go again with the cycle theory, but the question is who can really hold on; it’s easy to talk, but doing it makes the blood pressure rise. --- Every time there’s a big dump, people say it’s an opportunity, but eight out of ten who buy the dip end up getting trapped; stop lying to yourself. --- What’s the point of having a long-term view if you don’t dare to throw real money in? It’s all in vain; you still have to rely on luck. --- That wave of DOGE was real; those who dared to act at the worst time are laughing the happiest now, but unfortunately, I didn’t have the guts. --- I’ve heard this argument every round; if it were that effective, I’d already be financially free. What’s the point of analyzing this?

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fren.eth

· 11-30 07:37

You are right, it's these panic sellers who are handing us the chips. It's only when the blood runs like a river that it's time to enter a position, but unfortunately, most people simply can't do it. Here we go again, every time it's crying and begging when it should be the time to be greedy. Holding on is the way to go, but this really tests one's mental resilience. Those who want to smash their phones when they see a fall are destined to not be able to hold onto wealth.

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