#数字资产市场动态 💥The more consensus there is, the stronger the reversal signal
There is an interesting phenomenon in the market: when everyone is bearish, it is often the most dangerous moment.
Why? Because the essence of the market is a game. When the entire ecosystem's voice is highly pessimistic, those who are shorting have already built up their positions, and no one continues to sell. Instead, new funds attracted by the dip start to quietly position themselves. At this point, the market may experience a beautiful reversal, catching most people off guard.
Looking at the recent trends of $ETH, $BNB, $RVV , and other mainstream coins, you can feel this market psychology confrontation. When the media is full of negative news and the exchange's short sentiment is at an all-time high, it might actually be a good time to lay out a bottom.
So instead of following the crowd to short, it’s better to observe the extremes of market consensus. The more extreme the consensus, the greater the chance of a reversal. That’s why smart traders always act at the most pessimistic moments.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 12-29 02:40
Coming back with this again? Every time, you say it's the most pessimistic time to buy the dip, and I believed it last time, only to get cut in half.
Is it truly pessimistic now or just pretending to be pessimistic? Who knows.
The key is the amount of funds. Retail investors follow the "smart people" to make moves, and as a result, they end up as the leeks.
Wait, I haven't heard of this coin RVV...
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-29 02:22
Hmm... That's right, I'm just worried about becoming the next caught-off-guard rookie.
This wave definitely feels like bearish sentiment is at its peak, but it's also hard to judge when it will really bottom out.
Yesterday I bought the dip again, just as a learning experience.
Talking like a trading expert, but in reality, it's just luck-based gambling.
When consensus is extreme, it's often a trap, but it's awkward if you can't see through it.
Wow, this logic can be applied to any cycle; in the end, you can always come up with a story.
Wait, is this saying that now is the time to buy the dip?
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PositionPhobia
· 12-29 02:22
Wow, really, every time I get slapped in the face like this haha. When everyone is bearish, it's actually a good time to buy the dip...
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PumpDetector
· 12-29 02:20
ngl, this reads like every contrarian take i've seen since mt. gox times. the "when everyone's bearish" narrative is real but... timing it? that's where most people get liquidated lmao. sentiment extremes don't just flip switches, there's usually institutional flow reading that matters more than vibes. been watching the whale wallets tho, something's definitely brewing under the surface rn
#数字资产市场动态 💥The more consensus there is, the stronger the reversal signal
There is an interesting phenomenon in the market: when everyone is bearish, it is often the most dangerous moment.
Why? Because the essence of the market is a game. When the entire ecosystem's voice is highly pessimistic, those who are shorting have already built up their positions, and no one continues to sell. Instead, new funds attracted by the dip start to quietly position themselves. At this point, the market may experience a beautiful reversal, catching most people off guard.
Looking at the recent trends of $ETH, $BNB, $RVV , and other mainstream coins, you can feel this market psychology confrontation. When the media is full of negative news and the exchange's short sentiment is at an all-time high, it might actually be a good time to lay out a bottom.
So instead of following the crowd to short, it’s better to observe the extremes of market consensus. The more extreme the consensus, the greater the chance of a reversal. That’s why smart traders always act at the most pessimistic moments.