2026-01-04 15:50:15

#数字资产动态追踪 A downtrend is often the most honest market teacher. Just look at the performance of $PEPE and $BONK, two popular tokens — when prices fall, false consensus automatically disintegrates, and true conviction surfaces. Every major correction is a ruthless market filter. The true thoughts of holders are directly reflected in the trend. Not all rises indicate strong consensus; instead, declines at critical moments reveal the most genuine market sentiment. That’s why seasoned traders always say that participants in a deep bear market are the true believers.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-07 15:15

Only in a deep bear market do you see people's true intentions. That's quite true, but I still haven't bottomed out on the PEPE wave. Now I'm extremely regretful.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 01-07 11:20

The deep bear market reveals who truly HODLs and who is just riding the wave like a leek --- The recent drop of PEPE, how many people instantly changed their minds, hilarious --- Exactly, every crash is a filter for true believers, others have already cut losses and run --- The problem is most people can't hold on until then, their psychological barriers break first --- This is the real truth of the market: everyone is an expert when prices rise, but their true nature shows when it falls --- Those who buy at low prices are the real smart ones; others just shout about bottom fishing but dare not act --- Bear markets are not scary; what’s scary is running out of bullets, then it’s truly hopeless --- How low has BONK fallen? I’m still waiting for a good price, hoping to bottom fish this wave --- Faith is something expensive; most people simply can't afford it --- Wait a minute, this logic doesn’t add up, when the technicals collapse during a dip, how can I still believe?

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-04 16:20

Oh wow, that's so true. When PEPE was falling, I almost lost my little free gains. Truly a test of faith.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 01-04 16:20

Enough, stop bragging. When it drops, everyone is a believer. When it rebounds with a limit-up, everyone runs away.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-04 16:17

That's right, only in a bear market can you see clearly who truly holds positions and who is just following the trend. During PEPE's drop, how many people just ran away immediately, it's really incredible. Those who are still here in a deep bear market, now that's true courage. Wait, think about it the other way around—holding positions longer doesn't necessarily mean stronger conviction; sometimes it's just laziness to operate... But to be fair, the mentality during a decline really exposes issues the most. This round of the bear market hasn't completely passed yet, let's wait and see.

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CrashHotline

· 01-04 16:15

Alright, no problem with what you said, but the truth is just this one sentence—when it drops, I also ran haha --- PEPE and BONK have fallen to this point, it was obvious who truly believes and who is just here to make quick money --- Are deep bears the true believers? Laugh out loud, then I must be a fake believer --- The statement about filtering people during a decline is too absolute... I bet you didn't even dare to add to your position --- Wait, so you still hold your position now, or did you also run away --- The most genuine market mentality is—fall together, run together, no exceptions --- This theory sounds awesome, but in practice? Still the same as getting cut during trades

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