Time flies unbelievably fast. Summer blurs in the blink of an eye, and winter isn't even that cold anymore. Before you know it, it's the end of the year again. Many people ask when Bitcoin will break through the $100,000 mark, but when it actually comes to monitoring the market, everything feels like a tangled mess—candlestick charts, moving averages, support levels, resistance levels, all overwhelming to look at. Sometimes, you want to avoid market fluctuations, but at the moment you need to make a decision, you just can't understand anything. This is probably the true portrayal of many retail investors: eager to catch the trend but held back by dazzling technical indicators. Maybe you should first clarify whether you're a short-term trader or a holder waiting patiently, and then decide whether to stare at the screen every day. Market cycles always repeat; rushing can't keep up, and a calm mind is often more effective.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 22h ago
That's too true. Watching the market constantly makes it easier to get confused. It's better to set a fixed investment and relax, saving yourself the hassle.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 22h ago
Honestly, watching K-line charts every day is like checking the weather forecast—about the same accuracy... It's more comfortable to just hold the coins and relax. Anyway, the 100,000 mark will be broken sooner or later.
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TokenDustCollector
· 22h ago
Honestly, the more you watch the market, the faster you lose money. It's better to just go to sleep.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 23h ago
Staring at the screen until I go bald, still not understanding what I really want to do—that's me.
Time flies unbelievably fast. Summer blurs in the blink of an eye, and winter isn't even that cold anymore. Before you know it, it's the end of the year again. Many people ask when Bitcoin will break through the $100,000 mark, but when it actually comes to monitoring the market, everything feels like a tangled mess—candlestick charts, moving averages, support levels, resistance levels, all overwhelming to look at. Sometimes, you want to avoid market fluctuations, but at the moment you need to make a decision, you just can't understand anything. This is probably the true portrayal of many retail investors: eager to catch the trend but held back by dazzling technical indicators. Maybe you should first clarify whether you're a short-term trader or a holder waiting patiently, and then decide whether to stare at the screen every day. Market cycles always repeat; rushing can't keep up, and a calm mind is often more effective.