Brothers, the AHR999 indicator has finally come out of the super-bottom now.

When the US-Iran conflict first flared up at the end of February, many people instantly panicked. Watching Bitcoin slide from the highs all the way down, some were already waiting for it to come back to 30,000 before jumping back in. As it turns out, it’s now stable in the dollar-cost averaging range at 0.48, and Bitcoin has rebounded to 78,000.
When people get scared, they’re especially prone to getting even more scared. Warren Buffett once said: “Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.” The more chaotic things are, the easier it is to put off what should be done.
How many people used to stare at 30,000, 50,000, and 60,000, waiting for the price to come down? And when the low point finally arrived, they were afraid it would drop further—so in the end, they invested nothing. It’s actually those who, once the indicator signals came out, started sticking to dollar-cost averaging who have already benefited from the rebound.
In fact, even long-term uptrending indices like the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 have quite a small number of people who can truly hold on. It’s not because it’s hard to understand—it’s because the mindset during the holding period is too torturous. Morgan Housel, in *The Psychology of Money*, repeatedly mentioned this example: the market moves upward over the long term, but the ups and downs in between make people constantly doubt themselves. Bitcoin is the same—dollar-cost averaging looks simple, but doing it while truly not being affected by short-term volatility is a real test of people.
Now the indicator is still in the comfortable dollar-cost averaging zone—just keep going as long as you should. Don’t keep trying to wait for a perfect bottom. History tells us most people don’t lose because they bought too early; they lose because they’re always waiting.
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