2025-12-20 05:21:38

Looking back at these years in the crypto market, there's an interesting pattern. When LUNA collapsed and FTX was liquidated, Bitcoin fell all the way to 15,000, and everyone was bearish, saying the crypto dream was completely shattered. As a result, institutions like BlackRock entered the market, and a major upward wave pushed the price to 69,000, setting a new high.

At that time, investors who missed out on Bitcoin started chasing Ethereum, but Ethereum's gains didn't keep up, and people began to spread FUD, finding faults everywhere. Until the tariff turmoil in April this year, Ethereum was hammered down to 1,300. Surprisingly, this became a new starting point, and then it surged more than three times, reaching a high of 4,800. Those holding positions then said they had missed the entire bull market.

Now, the market is again singing the same old tune—claims that blockchain has no future, that the crypto circle is truly dangerous, and that all illusions have shattered. Sounds familiar, right?

Thinking carefully, every major dip in the market pushes sentiment to extreme pessimism. But history shows us that these moments of despair are often the best accumulation points. When liquidity opens up, looking back now, wouldn't you say this was a golden pit?

After years of navigating the crypto market, I have a realization: intuitive feelings are often the least real. Instead of following the crowd to judge trends, it's better to accept that you might be wrong and let time and patience prove it. Pessimists can always list reasons to justify themselves, while optimists keep validating their outlook through action.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-22 11:05

It's the same group again, those who miss out every time are starting to sing pessimistically, it's laughable. --- To be honest, I also hesitated at 15000, and looking back now it still hurts. --- I'm tired of hearing the term "golden pit", but it really is like this every time. --- The problem is knowing it's a golden pit and daring to go all in are two different things. --- History has repeated itself too many times, and now I'm somewhat numb to it. --- It's hard to accept that you've misjudged, I guess it's human nature. --- Those who persist win, while those who chase trends will always miss out, it's that simple.

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OldLeekConfession

· 2025-12-20 05:45

Really, every time it's the same mental game, FUD again and again, wake up everyone. To be honest, in this circle, getting your face slapped repeatedly is just part of the process, but it's also how you make money. Missing out so many times and still not learning? Now you're starting to get pessimistic again, haha. I don't know if this golden pit is real or not this time, but history is just sitting there. Instead of constantly finding reasons to FUD, it's better to grit your teeth and hold, after all, time will tell.

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MEVHunterX

· 2025-12-20 05:41

This is the cycle. Every time, I see the same people in the same positions shouting the same words. To be honest, the ones who can't hold on are never due to technical issues; it's always a matter of mindset collapse. History is just a continuous repetition; only the participants have changed their names.

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