Bitcoin's trend determines your life and death, while Ethereum's rise and fall decide whether you can stand firm. But if you want to truly turn things around? It still depends on altcoins.



Looking back at this cycle: two years ago, the entire network was bearish on Bitcoin, no one dared to buy the dip, until someone took the lead and reversed the situation. At the end of June, Ethereum was criticized as worthless, and the whole market was denying it, but some still bought at the bottom — these last batch of people became the backbone that the market couldn't shake off.

Now it's the turn of altcoins. The entire network is filled with ridicule, disdain, and bearish predictions. This is actually a good time to observe.

Most KOLs follow this pattern: they let you cut losses at the bottom, then urge you to chase the rebound, and at mid-rise, they call for a breakout. What’s the result? Retail investors can't survive, can't stand firm, and can't turn things around. Those who think differently, however, have accurately caught the major waves of Bitcoin and Ethereum over three years, becoming holders of main force chips that can't be cleared out.

This is exactly what institutions are doing. Going with the trend, not being swayed by emotions — this is the survival rule of the market.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 15h ago
Here we go again with this "reverse thinking" argument... It sounds nice to call it meditation, but it's actually a gamble with your life. Among those who have correctly timed the waves for three years, only a few survive, most of them have already been wiped out by the pullback.
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MetaNomadvip
· 15h ago
It's the same old story, buying the dip at the bottom and selling at the top—easy to say, hard to do. Altcoins are all dead now, and there's no rebound. I think there's a high chance of a crash. The tactics KOLs use to manipulate retail investors are indeed old tricks, but how many retail investors can withstand emotional swings? Isn't contrarian thinking just gambling? What if the judgment is wrong? This time is truly different; the macro environment has completely changed. Will history repeat itself? It sounds good, but when the account turns red, who can stay calm? Institutional strategies are hard for ordinary people to learn; the information gap is right there.
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MEVSandwichMakervip
· 15h ago
Talking about the comeback of altcoins again, it's not wrong but gets boring after a while. Ultimately, it still comes down to having capital and the right mindset. Most people are stuck on the mindset part. Contrarian thinking sounds simple, but how many dare to short the market when the whole internet is bearish? The chips that institutions can't clear are real, but retail investors can only learn so much. Instead of studying how to turn things around, it's better to first learn not to cut losses. That's the first lesson.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 15h ago
That's true, but I found a problem—most people are simply unable to think in reverse, and they are the ones getting cut.
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