Recent summary of the most common trading patterns. These are the plays that people in the crypto circle are always thinking about.

When the market rises, they say "wait for a pullback before entering." When the pullback comes, they start hesitating. Either they wait too long, or they miss the entry point altogether.

When it drops, their psychological defenses collapse—"Is this really the bottom? Let’s wait and see, don’t be so hasty." They ask themselves if it will go lower, while also fearing to miss the rebound. Then when the rebound happens, they slap their thighs in regret: "Damn, I should have just gone in earlier."

Some high-leverage gamblers are even more extreme. As soon as their position increases, they want to run; when they make a profit, they want to exit. As a result, a reverse fluctuation immediately traps them, and they start self-blaming—"Why didn’t I exit decisively just now?" This mindset cycles repeatedly, and ultimately they cannot escape the fate of being repeatedly liquidated.

To put it simply, this is the normal state in the market. Price fluctuations test not just technique, but mentality. Those who truly make money are often those who have a clear understanding of the market rhythm and can stick to their strategies.