The market is always pessimistic. Do you remember all those overwhelming voices last year shouting "sell off US Treasuries"?
And what happened? Pimco turned around and made massive purchases. In hindsight, this contrarian move was quite impressive.
I recently came across an in-depth analysis that broke down their strategy in detail—when market sentiment is at its extremes, that's often when the biggest opportunities arise. This case once again proves an old saying: panic selling creates mispricing, which becomes the golden window for professional institutions to reap rewards.
The logic of traditional finance actually applies to the crypto market as well. When everyone is bearish, perhaps that's exactly the time to consider making your move.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 59m ago
To be honest, the thing I heard most last year was "US Treasuries are done for," and now it feels like a slap in the face... Pimco really nailed it, bottom-fishing at the lows was so satisfying.
This logic is even more ruthless in the crypto space—every time there's a big drop, it's those veterans feasting at the bottom while retail investors are still panic-selling.
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FreeRider
· 12-06 08:17
Really, where did all those people who were shorting US Treasuries last year go? Now Pimco is having the last laugh. That’s why I never blindly follow the crowd and go short.
People always make the dumbest decisions when they panic, and institutions profit from it. It’s the same in crypto—the worse it gets, the better the time to buy the dip.
No matter how much the shorts shout, it’s useless. Only contrarian thinking makes money.
Pimco really nailed it this time; going the opposite direction is just that simple and straightforward.
Every time there’s a crash, someone claims the sky is falling, but every time, someone gets rich. I choose to be the latter.
Panic markets are the easiest place for mispricing, and professional institutions have already mastered the playbook.
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AirdropHunter420
· 12-05 11:49
Honestly, do those people who were shouting "sell" last year feel embarrassed now? Pimco's move this time is textbook-level.
Contrarian thinking is the real money-making secret. The crypto market is full of incredible panic right now—it feels like it's time to buy the dip.
That's just human nature; it's hardest to act when everyone's scared, but that's often where the opportunity lies.
Another year, the same story: big influencers call for a crash and then get proven wrong, but retail investors never stop chasing the highs and selling the lows.
I really wonder how many people got rekt this time... Once the risk is over, they'll regret not buying the dip.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-05 11:46
Bro, hearing this just reminds me of last year's shitcoins—everyone was panicking and calling it a crash, but institutions were the ones laughing the hardest. Seriously, this scene has played out in crypto so many times. Every time the bottom is the noisiest, that's when the real opportunity shows up.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-05 11:37
To be honest, I'm tired of hearing this argument. Every time it's the same old "panic is opportunity" talk, but what happens? Most people still get rekt.
Institutions like Pimco play the game with information asymmetry and massive capital. Retail investors trying to follow this logic are basically asking to get wiped out.
Last year, there were so many calls to sell—how many people actually made money this year? Stop hyping it up.
Contrarian strategies sound great, but missing out feels even worse than buying the dip and failing...
Now you want to use Pimco as an example to back the crypto market? Traditional finance and crypto are totally different—don’t lump them together.
The market is always pessimistic. Do you remember all those overwhelming voices last year shouting "sell off US Treasuries"?
And what happened? Pimco turned around and made massive purchases. In hindsight, this contrarian move was quite impressive.
I recently came across an in-depth analysis that broke down their strategy in detail—when market sentiment is at its extremes, that's often when the biggest opportunities arise. This case once again proves an old saying: panic selling creates mispricing, which becomes the golden window for professional institutions to reap rewards.
The logic of traditional finance actually applies to the crypto market as well. When everyone is bearish, perhaps that's exactly the time to consider making your move.