I've seen too many people shouting different slogans at different price levels.

When the price is still hovering around 124,000, "How rare is a bull market pullback, if you don’t buy now, you’ll regret it later." By the time it reaches 113,000, the tone suddenly shifts to "This is the last chance to get on board in this lifetime, absolutely unique in ten years."

"It dropped to 102,000, and then started shouting, 'Where else can it drop to at this price? Physically, it can't drop any further, right?' What about when it was 98,000? Immediately changed their tune: 'Don't short! Shorting now is like looking for death, the risks are absurdly high.'"

When it really reaches 85,000, these people will start getting excited again, "the golden pit for mid-term allocation has come, don't miss the next cycle." At 76,000, they continue to comfort themselves, "it's fallen so hard, why cut losses? The more you cut, the worse it gets."

The funniest thing was when it was 54,000, a bunch of cost parties suddenly popped up, saying, "The mining cost line is right here, if it drops further, miners will stop working, it will definitely rebound." When it was 43,000, the market sentiment was strangely unified, "Eight out of ten people feel that we've hit the bottom, it shouldn't drop further."

When it was at 30,000, they were still holding on, "This is the ultimate support level, it can never be broken in this lifetime." 22,000? Completely numb, "It's over, it's over, there's no hope at all." 15,000 turned into, "This thing needs to start over, there's no saving it."

The most extreme thing was when it dropped to 6000, it broke through the defense directly, "Who cares, go all in short! If I lose, I'll admit it, I'm done playing."

That's how the market works; wherever the price goes, the emotions follow. What classic scenes have you witnessed?

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