2025-12-29 02:23:07

Interestingly, the market is always differentiating investors.

In a bear market, most people shout "Crypto is dead" and flee, while those who truly believe are quietly positioning themselves. They know that holdings at this time are the most valuable.

When the bull market arrives, these people will have already gained financial freedom. In contrast, those who chase the trend and panic sell always buy high and sell low, ending up losing money in the end.

The difference lies here — the fate of the steadfast and the trend chasers has been decided since the bear market. Your current choice determines your position two years from now.

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AirdropHunter420

· 12h ago

That's right, only true gamblers are still bottom-fishing in a bear market. Really, holding on through the lows is the hardest thing of all. Those who chase rallies and sell on dips deserve to lose money—who can they blame? Current choices can indeed change your fate, but the prerequisite is having capital, haha. Those who dare to buy in a bear market are truly brave; it all depends on how long they can hold on. So the key is when to start believing, not just shouting slogans.

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ContractCollector

· 12h ago

The bear market tests your mentality the most. Those who sold are now suffering heavy losses. Just hold on and stay patient. --- That's right, buying the dip at low levels is the key. Those who bought at high levels are crying now. --- Time will tell in two years. Anyway, I’m not selling this round. --- Chasing the rise and selling the fall deserves to lose. That’s what you get. --- The story in the crypto world always cycles like this. Some understand, some get confused. --- Only by enduring loneliness can you wait for the explosion. This saying is truly not just empty talk. --- Damn, I just remembered those people who sold last year. They must be regretting now. --- Saying "perseverance" is easy; doing it is hard. Most people can't do it. --- I just want to know, those who are still shouting "death" now, will they regret it later? --- In a bear market, it’s easiest to see who truly believes and who is just gambling.

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DuckFluff

· 12h ago

That's how it is. When everyone is calling dad and shouting mom in a bear market, the true winners have already jumped on the train. That's a valid point. The problem is, how many people can endure that loneliness? It's the same old rhetoric, but it really hits home. I'm the kind of fool who chases gains and sells at a loss, getting cut. The position in two years... I'm still at a loss now, not knowing what to do. Persist and you can earn your freedom? I think more people just hold on and get trapped. I've heard this countless times, but every time a bear market truly arrives, you still have to cut losses. Honestly, it's a matter of psychological resilience; most people simply can't do it.

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