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If Bitcoin drops to $35,000–$40k, what should we do?

This possibility cannot be ruled out, but there's no need to panic for now.

BTC is still above its realized price, which historically is one of the strongest support levels. As long as the price hasn't broken below, it's still okay.

If it really falls to $35,000–$40k, how should we operate?

Don't try to catch the exact bottom — no one can predict it in advance. A more effective approach is to buy in batches, gradually building a position as the price drops.

But don't enter blindly. Keep an eye on whether large limit buy orders appear, whether trading volume expands, and whether whales start becoming active. If big money starts accumulating, it indicates that this price range has market recognition.

Don't chase the absolute bottom. Having a plan, enough capital, and confirmation signals from large players is the most solid approach. Seasoned traders basically do this.
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SolitaryLampInTheSilentSea
· 8h ago
Whale movements are key signals; monitoring on-chain data is much more reliable than guessing price positions.
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GateUser-2100b43b
· 10h ago
Historical support is history. When a black swan comes, all lines are broken. Risk control first.
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GateUser-bf5d0c14
· 10h ago
Dollar-cost averaging is indeed stable, but you need to keep enough bullets—don’t run out halfway.
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