Every bull market is accompanied by claims of its uniqueness: "This time, it's different! With Bitcoin ETFs and institutional investors involved, this bull run will last longer!" However, history has shown us that these claims rarely hold true. The cycle is predictable: a bullish phase is followed by a sharp decline to shake out beginners, leading to a "hyperclimax run" where altcoins and Bitcoin skyrocket, only to crash down brutally, ending the euphoria. It's the institutions that decide when the party is over, and most individual investors end up losing money.
Many view the decline as a great buying opportunity, rushing to invest in cryptos, hoping to capitalize on the drop. Yet, they often end up holding these assets for years, waiting for a return to expected levels. The cycle remains unchanged: different participants, identical behaviors. It's a harsh reality where the big players devour the small ones, leaving them at a loss while the big players profit.
To succeed in this market, you need to navigate it like the big players. Follow their actions, not their words. They profit from your losses, as I’ve explained in other posts. By understanding and anticipating their moves, you can potentially profit from cryptos. Otherwise, trading in this market is like playing at a casino with worse odds.
I hope some of you grasp what I'm saying. This post reflects my opinion. Thank you for reading. If you found it useful, please like, comment, share, and subscribe. Your support means a lot to me. You can also tip me on Binance (available on Android and Web), which motivates me to continue helping beginners in this market.
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