The price points given for trading are only for reference; don't take them too seriously, after all, the ultimate control still lies with institutions and big players. What we can do is go with the flow.
Short-term fluctuations are not worth overthinking; what truly determines profit is whether you can stick to the main direction. Don't go against the trend and hold on stubbornly, nor chase highs and sell lows frequently, becoming the bag holder. Providing price points is just to offer ideas, but market trends always have variables.
So ultimately, the difference between Bitcoin price predictions and actual operations lies in the execution mindset. Correctly judging the big trend and remaining steadfast, daring to buy when it's time to get on board, and leaving the rest to time. Only then can you survive the volatility and wait for the real opportunity to come.
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MercilessHalal
· 01-06 20:20
That's right, mindset is the key. Seeing through the levels is just fleeting clouds.
Institutions cut through rounds after rounds, so let's just focus on maintaining our positions well.
Chasing highs and selling lows only serve others; it's better to look at the big picture.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-06 11:25
You're absolutely right. Point levels are just a reference; don't treat them as gospel.
Just do it. Maintaining the right mindset is the key.
Institutions eat the meat while we drink the soup. Recognizing reality is the only way to survive longer.
Chasing gains and selling losses is just courting death. It's better to lie flat.
The key is to identify the right direction; everything else is just floating clouds.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 01-06 09:28
That's right, the point levels are just a reference; don't treat them as gospel.
Institutions don't look at these when they cut leeks; we can only follow the overall trend.
Mindset is really the key to making money.
Instead of constantly watching the K-line, it's better to get a good sleep.
Those who can survive until the end of this wave of market are the ones with strong resolve.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-05 03:51
That's right, the levels are all fake; only the mindset is real.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-05 03:50
yeah ngl the price targets are basically just vibes at this point... institutions gonna institution lmao
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ShibaSunglasses
· 01-05 03:48
That's right, the point levels are just a reference; don't drive yourself crazy.
Really, the biggest difference is in mindset. Many people get wiped out by chasing highs and selling lows.
Sticking to the main trend is the key, everything else is pointless.
When institutions are harvesting, retail investors can't do anything but accept it.
Wait, wait, wait, the hardest part is this "waiting" word.
It's easy to say mindset, but actually doing it is damn hard.
It's really about holding back; just avoid frequent trading to win.
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BearMarketBard
· 01-05 03:37
There's nothing wrong with that; price levels are just references, and the key is still the mindset.
Frequent chasing and selling really is just giving money to institutions; it's better to hold blindly.
Staying on course is much more important than guessing the top or bottom; this is the secret to survival.
No matter how accurate the prediction, it must be executable; too many people fail at this step.
The routine of institutions cutting leeks is to make you operate frequently; the more stable you are, the more you earn.
Instead of trying to be the number one in the world with a big gamble, it's better to stick to your principles and not waver.
Mindset is really harder to cultivate than technical skills.
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DiamondHands
· 01-05 03:36
That's right, the points are just reference; real profit depends on mindset.
All the fussing is just lifting the big players; let's just guard our own little territory.
Losing your mind is even more painful than losing money; remaining calm like a mountain is the key.
If you can hold back and not act in this wave, the next wave will be yours.
The price points given for trading are only for reference; don't take them too seriously, after all, the ultimate control still lies with institutions and big players. What we can do is go with the flow.
Short-term fluctuations are not worth overthinking; what truly determines profit is whether you can stick to the main direction. Don't go against the trend and hold on stubbornly, nor chase highs and sell lows frequently, becoming the bag holder. Providing price points is just to offer ideas, but market trends always have variables.
So ultimately, the difference between Bitcoin price predictions and actual operations lies in the execution mindset. Correctly judging the big trend and remaining steadfast, daring to buy when it's time to get on board, and leaving the rest to time. Only then can you survive the volatility and wait for the real opportunity to come.