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#市场触底了吗?
When everyone starts thinking about bottom-fishing, they often need to wait a bit longer.
There is an interesting rule in the market: when “Is it time to bottom-fish?” becomes a high-frequency topic, the actual bottom has probably not arrived yet. Because the true bottom is usually reached when no one is willing to discuss trading strategies anymore. Although mainstream coins have experienced pullbacks, community discussion remains active, and panic sentiment is not extreme. This indicates that there is still room for market sentiment to be released.
From a macro perspective, uncertainties still exist, and risk appetite for funds has not fully returned. Mainstream coins are mostly digesting previous gains rather than entering a trend reversal phase. Therefore, currently going all-in on bottom-fishing is more like betting on a short-term rebound rather than making high-probability trades.
My strategy is “primarily defensive, waiting for confirmation.” In the short term, only participate in technically obvious rebounds after significant dips, with strict stop-loss measures; in the medium term, patiently wait for key support zones to be tested multiple times or for trend reversal signals before gradually adding positions. True bottom-fishing is never about courage, but about time and confirmation.
If you are feeling conflicted, hesitant, wanting to buy but afraid of falling, that precisely indicates the market is still on its way. When you no longer want to check the charts at all, the opportunity might be closer.