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There’s one thing that repeats after every strong Bitcoin Native surge breaking through a major resistance zone: the comment stream on the timeline always splits clearly into two distinct groups—one group saying it’s already too late to get in, the other saying this is just the beginning.



Looking back at previous instances, both groups are often right depending on the time frame they’re thinking about. Those saying it’s too late are usually right in the short term because pullbacks always happen. Those saying it’s just the beginning are usually right in the long term if the cycle structure remains intact.

The problem isn’t who’s right, but that most of the people arguing on both sides don’t clearly specify which time frame they’re talking about—and that’s the root cause of most of the worst decisions in every cycle. $BTC
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QuantumLittleTomato
an hour ago
Short-term dip traders vs long-term HODLers, history repeats itself
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VelvetValidator
2 hours ago
The same thing happened when ETH broke out—a timeless classic.
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ImpermanentHedger
2 hours ago
The worst thing is treating a short-term view as a long-term strategy.
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WalletGuard
2 hours ago
Opinions without a time frame can really do harm if you listen to them too much.
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BondVagabond
2 hours ago
Time frame is the most overlooked variable in crypto, bar none.
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LiquidationMuseum
2 hours ago
First Review
So I now add “viewed on a monthly basis” to my own comments.
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