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Bitcoin experienced a slight fluctuation before the Christmas holiday, with the current trading price hovering around $87,700. Looking back to that crazy moment in early October, BTC reached a historical peak of $126,000, now down by nearly 30%. This Christmas, the market did not unfold the festive rally that people expected.
Interestingly, just as the price was under pressure, a founder of a major exchange spoke out. He posed a thought-provoking question on social media: Every time Bitcoin hits a new high, do you secretly think—"I wish I had bought earlier"?
Here's what he said: Those claiming "I bought long ago" were not rushing in at the all-time high. On the contrary, they bought during times when the market was filled with panic and doubt.
This perspective is quite interesting. He essentially redefines the concept of "early" — not by timeline, but by market sentiment. In other words, when most people are afraid and doubtful, that is truly the "early" stage.
From this angle, the current price of over $87,000 seems to be psychologically discounted. Many in the market have started sharing this view, but interestingly, the price trend did not immediately react, indicating that market pessimism remains quite strong.
This is normal. In bear markets or during volatility, a motivational quote alone cannot change the overall situation. The key still depends on how investors interpret the trade-off between risk and opportunity.
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Early on? Just spouting chicken soup here. If you can't even buy at 87k, what are you talking about emotional sentiment?
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After listening to their analysis, I still have no money.
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It's always the same story. When the price really drops, everyone still runs away.
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The problem is I don't know if it's really the bottom now, can't afford to gamble.
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Sharing is sharing, but the coins in my hand haven't gone up either haha.
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Have I read this paragraph a hundred times? Still need to look at the technicals.
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Market sentiment is worth a few bucks; I believe in the fundamentals.
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How do I know if 87k is a discount or a warning of the next drop?
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No matter how good the hype, it can't change the fact that I have no money.
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How many truly dare to buy in panic? They're all armchair strategists afterward.
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Here we go again talking about emotional bull markets. I think it has to drop further before anyone truly dares to buy the dip.
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From 126 to 87, I just want to know what those guys who said "I've already bought" are thinking now haha.
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If chicken soup worked, it wouldn't be called a bear market. Let's wait until actual buying volume appears.
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Anyway, I don't believe in this anymore. Let's see who can catch the bottom when the next market rally comes.
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The Christmas rally is gone. Will there be any movement during next year's Spring Festival? This is just ridiculous.
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Nine out of ten people who repost are still trapped. Don't be brainwashed, everyone.
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The true early stage is now when no one dares to enter. That's no lie, but who really dares to go all-in?
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87k is just a discount? I feel it could go even lower...
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Stop talking nonsense. Look at the chart carefully; there are no signs of technical improvement.
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87k, what are you hesitating for? There are no cheap prices, only fear.
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Sounds good, but for those who don't hold any coins, listening to more chicken soup is useless.
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Market sentiment defines early stages? Please, account balance is the real truth.
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Always the same rhetoric. Next time a new high is reached, just continue to regret.
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Panic buying is easy to boast about, but holding on and waiting for the rise is the real challenge.
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To be blunt, those who buy now will curse themselves for buying too late next year.
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Historical highs vs. current prices, the choice is yours. Don’t blame market sentiment.
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How many people who shared this message are actually still holding their positions? Just think about it.
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Chicken soup soul-searching, but my wallet doesn't understand Bitcoin psychology.
Early stage? Ha, I think it's more like the later stage, still talking about discounts at 87K...
Chicken soup is chicken soup, if the coin price doesn't rise, it's all for nothing
This wave of correction is really incredible, dropping from 126K to 87K, the decline is frightening
Don't be fooled by this set of theories, the real early stage has already passed
The words are correct, but with the market sentiment standing here, who dares to take over?
Everyone says to buy the dip at the bottom, but once it really drops to 98k, they'll start cutting losses and fleeing. No amount of chicken soup can save the panic selling.
If it weren't for those folks in Silicon Valley still hoarding, it would have collapsed already.
I don’t believe you, you guys were also shouting to dump the market during the early days.
87k psychological discount, what discount? I’m really losing money.
Alright, stop persuading me. I’ll just keep holding paper hands.
It sounds nice, but honestly, they just want us to take the loss.
Why weren’t you so quick to jump in when the price was high?
If you’re such a big shot, why couldn’t you push the market up? Embarrassing.
Is it true? The emotional aspect is the real deal, but changing the rhetoric can’t change reality.
Early days? During the early days, hardly anyone in the crypto circle dared to buy. Don’t pretend.
Wait, did he sell at 126k himself? If not, no more nonsense.