#美联储重启降息步伐 💬 To tell the truth: In a volatile market, don’t hand over your chips lightly



Is your account balance plunging? Thinking about cutting your losses when you see your holdings in the red? I get that feeling. But if you’re not a day trader glued to the screen, never liquidate your position just because of a temporary dip—doing so could mean saying goodbye to Bitcoin’s future potential forever.

🎯 Why is long-term thinking more important?

Ask yourself: Can you guess if the price will drop to $50,000 or rebound to $90,000 tomorrow? I certainly can’t. Short-term moves are always shrouded in uncertainty.

But over a longer time frame, the narrative of Bitcoin breaking $120,000 or even aiming for $1,000,000 has never truly disappeared. Remember those who panic sold at $3,000 in 2019? Most never came back. In hindsight, whether you bought at $3,000 or $20,000 matters far less than the gap between “holding on” and “missing out completely.”

⚡ The two most common psychological traps

Those who sell and wait to buy the dip usually end up:
- Gradually losing interest after losing their position, eventually fading out of the market
- Getting stuck in a “I sold at XX; now it’s up to XX” mindset after a price rebound, unable to get back in

In the end, you watch the price move further and further away; your “ideal entry point” never actually comes.

🧠 A few suggestions for your reference

- Don’t need the money urgently? Treat Bitcoin as a long-term allocation and leave it alone
- Really need cash? Only touch what won’t affect your daily life—keep your main position intact
- Best move? Turn off the market app, get on with your life, and the next cycle will come naturally

🔥 One last thing

No one can time the bottom perfectly, but history has proven time and again: Bitcoin always rewards those who hold tight during chaos. Between short-term volatility and long-term trends, your choice determines whether you’re the protagonist of the story or just a regretful bystander in the comments.

Remember this: The crypto market doesn’t wait for the panicked, but it always rewards the steadfast holders.

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AirdropDreamervip
· 19h ago
Honestly, those who are selling at a loss now are just scared. If you wait for a rebound and then want to get back in, it will be too late.
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Frontrunnervip
· 12-06 01:39
You're absolutely right. I'm exactly the kind of person who wants to sell as soon as the price drops, and every time I do, I regret it so much afterward.
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ChainWatchervip
· 12-05 08:43
Honestly, in the end, cutting losses just means cutting off your own leg. I didn't dare to buy the dip at 3000 back then, so I have even less right to regret it now.
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ChainBrainvip
· 12-05 08:40
Just hold on to your tokens and forget about all those fancy moves.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 12-05 08:29
Holding onto your chips is absolutely right; those who were in it in 2019 are probably still regretting it now.
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OPsychologyvip
· 12-05 08:27
They're starting to tell people not to panic sell again. They're right, but people will still sell. I was one of those who got in below $3,000 in 2019...
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