2026-01-02 03:30:19

#巨鲸动向 I have a bold idea.

Bitcoin, from its inception to now, is like a password left by Satoshi Nakamoto. Every time I look at the candlestick chart, I think that those who truly understand the market have long been quietly accumulating. Instead of chasing every rise and fall every day, it's better to find a suitable price point to buy and then hold — it sounds simple, but few actually do it.

The market is not short of prophets; what it needs are patient holders. When you look back one day, you'll realize that the decision-making process is actually quite simple. In the long run, supporting the crypto asset track, with Bitcoin as the leader, the logic has never changed.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 2h ago

That's right, but the problem is that most people simply can't stick with it. --- Another one telling me to lie flat? I just want to know how to find that "appropriate price point." --- This is the real truth, much more comfortable than listening to those who shout buy every day. --- I'm the kind of person who wants to look at K-line charts right after buying; I really have to admit I don't deserve to hold coins. --- The whales have already gotten on board, and we're still hesitating. The gap is too big. --- If just holding could make money, why are so many people going bankrupt? You tell me. --- The logic hasn't changed, but people do. Who can guarantee they won't waver in ten years? --- Wow, isn't this just another version of "hodl"? It's old news. --- I only know that when I'm fully invested, I can't sleep after a limit-down. What are we talking about holding for? --- What's the use of patience if you have no money?

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GasFeeLady

· 2h ago

honestly timing the dip is just gas optimization for your portfolio, except way fewer people actually nail it lol

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gas_fee_therapist

· 2h ago

That's right, but the reality is that most people can't hold on at all—selling off at the first dip, chasing after every rise, and in the end, still getting harvested.

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Anon32942

· 2h ago

That's right, I did exactly that. I bought a bunch back when the price was over 30,000 two years ago, and I haven't touched it since. Holding steady is really the hardest thing, especially when everyone around is chasing quick gains and selling off. When this bull market arrived, I realized that holding is the biggest way to make money. People who watch K-line charts every day actually end up not making money, which is absurd. Satoshi Nakamoto designed this system and already provided the answer; it just depends on who can understand it.

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