#pi New Thoughts: The market will need to dip, and April, May, and June will enter a bear market bottom volatility period. Many people are preparing early to position themselves to catch the dip on pi. I suggest everyone reconsider whether you should really catch the pi dip.
If you're planning to do short-term trading and swing the bounce on pi spot, there's no problem.
However, if you're preparing for long-term holding waiting for a bull market, there's considerable risk or you might miss important considerations. That is, for mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC or certain altcoin mainstreams, catching the dip and buying the bottom might lead to a bull market. For pi long-term holdings, there's not necessarily a guarantee of a bull market; instead, you might gradually lose the advantage gained from catching the dip and buying the bottom.
It's like how pi previously oscillated in the 0.21-0.23 range, with one dip dropping to 0.16. You might have caught the dip at 0.17, it rebounded to 0.19, you sold and locked in the profits from the dip. However, many people didn't sell and held firmly, and after several days it continued falling to 0.15. Those who caught the dip at the bottom ended up with losses.
Pi, as a centralized inflationary coin without real ecosystem, is bearish long-term. Catching dips carries additional risks compared to mainstream coins.
Pi is only suitable to enter during the deflation phase. Currently it's time to short. The deflation phase has enormous volume and slow progress—it's slow inflation. It may take a decade or more to fall, and after two bull markets, whether there will be a bull market at all is questionable.
I suggest that if you're genuinely preparing to enter and catch pi spot dips, please consider these factors.
#pi New Thoughts: The market will need to dip, and April, May, and June will enter a bear market bottom volatility period. Many people are preparing early to position themselves to catch the dip on pi. I suggest everyone reconsider whether you should really catch the pi dip.
If you're planning to do short-term trading and swing the bounce on pi spot, there's no problem.
However, if you're preparing for long-term holding waiting for a bull market, there's considerable risk or you might miss important considerations. That is, for mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC or certain altcoin mainstreams, catching the dip and buying the bottom might lead to a bull market. For pi long-term holdings, there's not necessarily a guarantee of a bull market; instead, you might gradually lose the advantage gained from catching the dip and buying the bottom.
It's like how pi previously oscillated in the 0.21-0.23 range, with one dip dropping to 0.16. You might have caught the dip at 0.17, it rebounded to 0.19, you sold and locked in the profits from the dip. However, many people didn't sell and held firmly, and after several days it continued falling to 0.15. Those who caught the dip at the bottom ended up with losses.
Pi, as a centralized inflationary coin without real ecosystem, is bearish long-term. Catching dips carries additional risks compared to mainstream coins.
Pi is only suitable to enter during the deflation phase. Currently it's time to short. The deflation phase has enormous volume and slow progress—it's slow inflation. It may take a decade or more to fall, and after two bull markets, whether there will be a bull market at all is questionable.
I suggest that if you're genuinely preparing to enter and catch pi spot dips, please consider these factors.