#数字资产市场动态 The price has been pushed up, and the ambition has grown accordingly.
Remember the last time Bitcoin surged to $69,000, many people were calling for a target of $150,000. Those arguments sounded so convincing—technical support, macroeconomic benefits, institutional entry... The logic was so coherent that you almost wanted to believe it.
By the end of 2024, $150,000 seems to have become a collective consensus, a number no one questions. But there's a problem no one is thinking deeply about: what if it doesn't reach that?
Looking from the other side makes it even more interesting.
When the market is exploring back and forth at the bottom, few dare to call for a rise. Everyone is complaining: too sluggish, too slow, the gains are boring... The market behaves this way—at high levels, it boosts your confidence with hype; at low levels, it pours cold water on you. By the time you truly believe and decide to go all in, the market has usually already gained most of its potential.
Why is the bottom so quiet? Because no one cares then.
Why is the top crowded? Because everyone wants a piece of the pie at that time. This pattern is especially obvious in $BTC, $ETH, $DOGE and other mainstream coins—each cycle repeats the same play.
So instead of chasing those beautiful target numbers, ask yourself: are you shouting for dreams at high levels, or do you have the courage to hold on at low levels? The market is always teaching the same lesson—most people just can't learn it.
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RugDocScientist
· 7h ago
Another round of retail investors self-delusion story. When 150,000 became the consensus, I knew it was doomed.
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CryingOldWallet
· 7h ago
It's the same old story, nobody at the bottom, a sea of people at the top. This is how we all get harvested.
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PancakeFlippa
· 7h ago
Talking about that old, worn-out story again, no one dares to call the bottom, and everyone is a prophet at the top.
Basically, it's chasing highs and selling lows, never hitting the right point.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again; those who buy at high prices are always the loudest.
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OnchainUndercover
· 8h ago
It's the same story again, dreamers at high levels and cowards at low levels.
#数字资产市场动态 The price has been pushed up, and the ambition has grown accordingly.
Remember the last time Bitcoin surged to $69,000, many people were calling for a target of $150,000. Those arguments sounded so convincing—technical support, macroeconomic benefits, institutional entry... The logic was so coherent that you almost wanted to believe it.
By the end of 2024, $150,000 seems to have become a collective consensus, a number no one questions. But there's a problem no one is thinking deeply about: what if it doesn't reach that?
Looking from the other side makes it even more interesting.
When the market is exploring back and forth at the bottom, few dare to call for a rise. Everyone is complaining: too sluggish, too slow, the gains are boring... The market behaves this way—at high levels, it boosts your confidence with hype; at low levels, it pours cold water on you. By the time you truly believe and decide to go all in, the market has usually already gained most of its potential.
Why is the bottom so quiet? Because no one cares then.
Why is the top crowded? Because everyone wants a piece of the pie at that time. This pattern is especially obvious in $BTC, $ETH, $DOGE and other mainstream coins—each cycle repeats the same play.
So instead of chasing those beautiful target numbers, ask yourself: are you shouting for dreams at high levels, or do you have the courage to hold on at low levels? The market is always teaching the same lesson—most people just can't learn it.