Many people say that the crypto world is as cruel as a first love; looking at the recent market行情确实验证了这句话。



BTC this week soared straight to $100,000, causing many to stare in disbelief—this price level has truly arrived. But honestly, the past two months have been tough. Some people cried while analyzing K-line charts, some chased the bottom only to be trapped halfway up, and others got completely wiped out by various Meme coins. Those analysts who once swore that "BTC will never break through $100,000" are probably now deleting their comments in the corner.

Things are changing rapidly. On-chain data shows that large institutions are quietly increasing their positions, and capital flow has become noticeably active. Market sentiment has also shifted; even those who study行情 all day are now calling for a rally. This行情确实容易让人冲动—especially for those who have been caught, seeing the price rise makes them want to chase immediately.

But here, we need to stay calm. Anyone who has experienced several cycles understands that a bull market isn’t about luck. The effective approach is to find reliable strategies, set clear entry and exit conditions, and patiently wait for signals to truly appear. Some use quantitative methods to analyze the market, setting indicators like moving averages and capital flow; if conditions aren’t met, they don’t act. This can help avoid the trap of chasing highs and selling lows.

Looking back at those losing cases, most share the same problem: they are optimistic but hesitant to buy, only chasing after a rise, and then become the bagholders when the trend turns. This time, lessons must be learned—act when the time is right, but only with a clear logical basis, not just following others’ calls.

The opportunity for a bull market definitely exists; $100,000 may just be the beginning. But to truly reap the benefits, the old advice still applies—manage risks, be patient, and avoid FOMO. Only then can you truly profit from this "toxic love" in the crypto world, rather than repeating old tricks.
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 01-06 11:22
Those who are crying again and those who are trapped, this wave indeed made some people go crazy with profits and others lose their minds with losses. The bunch of analysts deleting comments is really impressive. Why don't they come out and admit their mistakes? You're right, the key is to have a strategy and not just gamble blindly. I'm also trying out the quantitative approach. The most feared thing when trapped is seeing a rise and wanting to chase, isn't that just catching the last wave? Institutions are quietly increasing their positions while we're still hesitating. That's how the gap is created.
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NFTRegrettervip
· 01-05 05:51
That's right, I really need to learn my lesson this time. Last time, I was optimistic but didn't dare to buy; I only chased after the rise, and now I'm still holding a bag. The crypto world is indeed like that. Without clear logic, don't move. FOMO can be deadly. At the 100,000 mark, it feels like institutions are quietly increasing their positions, but I still need to wait for signals. If the quantitative indicators aren't met, I'll wait a bit longer. Those analysts who keep saying it will never break through, they should probably change their tune now, haha. This wave is really easy to get impulsive, but after seeing the tragic situations of those who bought in late, it's better to be cautious.
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WhaleShadowvip
· 01-05 02:45
Here we go again, is this time really different? I doubt it. Promised never to break 100,000, and now many are changing their tune and calling for a rise... So funny. Didn't dare to buy at the bottom, and now that it’s up, want to buy the dip. This routine is the same every time. The key is to have your own logic; you can't just listen to others hype. 10,000 might really just be the beginning, but more people will get caught here. --- I'm actually less anxious about it rising like this; history always repeats itself. --- FOMO is deadly, and someone around me is chasing the rise and losing... Learn from setbacks and grow wiser. --- Institutions are quietly increasing their positions. I want to see mainstream data; just talking about on-chain activity isn't enough. --- Every time, people talk about controlling risk, but when the opportunity comes, they still get carried away. --- Those who are trapped now must feel terrible looking at the gains.
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NFTragedyvip
· 01-05 02:43
That's right, it's just one word—greed. When the market is bullish, you want to chase; if you make a profit this time, it's luck, and next time you should lose. Only after being trapped do you realize how important setting stop-losses is. Unfortunately, those who understand this have already paid their tuition. $100,000? Let's not look at the price first, just see if your mindset is stable, or else another roller coaster is coming. The part where the analyst deleted comments was brilliant—it's just a cycle of harvesting the little guys, an unchanging script. Quantitative thinking sounds advanced, but it's really just about restraining yourself from making reckless moves. It sounds simple, but actually doing it is deadly.
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WhaleSurfervip
· 01-05 02:41
That's right, it's the group of people chasing the rise who end up losing everything in the end. This time, you really need to stay calm and stop following the herd to buy calls. 100,000 is just the beginning, there's more to come. Institutions are eating up the chips, retail investors are drinking the soup. FOMO is a deadly thing. Once you've been trapped once, you should remember it well. Enter with a plan, only then can you exit with dignity. The analysts who delete comments probably feel pretty bad right now haha. Quantitative trading is indeed stable, I need to learn it too. Chasing the rise and selling the dip is forever the fate of the leek farmers.
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GasFeeTearsvip
· 01-05 02:40
Really, how embarrassed must those analysts who deleted comments be now? 100,000 has arrived, but I'm still halfway up the mountain, haha. Watching institutions accumulate, does it seem like it's really happening this time? Don't be led astray by FOMO; last time, I just got caught holding the bag. Clear logic > watching the calls; I've learned my lesson this time.
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SatoshiLeftOnReadvip
· 01-05 02:25
Damn, this wave is really intense. Even hundreds of thousands have come in. Those analysts who were bearish before must be feeling pretty embarrassed now. Those who didn't hold the bottom are truly desperate. I understand the feeling of being trapped halfway up the mountain. Institutions are definitely accumulating chips, that's a given. Retail investors are still debating whether to chase or not. The key is to have a plan. Don't just rush in when you see the price going up. This time, you'll probably get cut again. Having been trapped once and wanting to jump in again? You need to learn to wait for signals. The bull market is indeed here, but don't fall back into the FOMO cycle. It's the same old story.
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