2026-01-02 00:20:45

There's an old saying: the best time to plant a tree was ten years ago, and the second best time is today. I have personally experienced the meaning of this phrase.

Ten years ago, when I heard about Bitcoin, my mind was filled with "This is definitely a scam." Because of this ingrained perception, I watched this cycle rise, thinking it's over, and wondered if I was just a latecomer to the game.

But that's not really the case. Recently, this correction feels more like a chance for a retake. Those who got in early might regret buying at high prices, but should I jump in now? The timing is actually quite perfect. After this round of correction, market sentiment has become more rational, and technical indicators are showing support signals. Planting this money-making tree now is like voting for my own future.

Honestly, there will never be a perfect entry point. Instead of obsessing over "I should have bought ten years ago," it's better to seize this relatively good window of opportunity. It's not too late; everything is still in its early stages.

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FOMOSapien

· 8h ago

Well said. Missing out ten years ago, why still be tangled up now? Just get on board and give it a try. Really, instead of regretting, it's better to act now. Anyway, pullbacks are like this—if some people cut losses, you just buy the dip. I get the feeling of retaking the exam; it's definitely better than always watching from the sidelines, haha. If the current position is truly at the bottom, then just go for it. What's the harm in taking a gamble?

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 8h ago

This wave of adjustment is indeed a chance to pick up bargains, just worried about not having any bullets left Sounds like you're just making excuses to buy in haha The group of people from ten years ago are probably also losing now. Who said early entry guarantees victory? Perfect entry point? Haha, that thing doesn't exist at all. Instead of thinking about these, better to get on board The worst thing is the "wait-and-see" crowd again, they are always waiting That's right, but the premise is that this is truly the bottom, not just another dip

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CryptoTarotReader

· 8h ago

Haha, ten years ago I thought the same way. Now I realize how brutally true that statement is. Hold on, is now really the right time to get in? I always feel like it might still drop further. A retake opportunity, huh? Then I need to see if the technical analysis is reliable this time before deciding. But on the other hand, since I've already missed out, it's better to get in now than to regret forever staying on the sidelines. That's just fate, planting trees for me is always a guessing game.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 8h ago

If I had known earlier, I would have bought ten years ago. Now I still have to buy, anyway it's the wrong timing haha

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 8h ago

Bro, this round of adjustment indeed gave us latecomers a chance to get on board. But to be honest, I've heard the phrase "there's no perfect entry point" too many times. Let's wait five more years, and then we'll regret not going all in now. Ten years ago, how could it all be scams? Back then, the community was already roaring. Honestly, rather than waiting for the perfect moment, it's better to go all in now. After all, risk and reward always go hand in hand. The analogy of planting trees is good; the key is not to plant them in a pit.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 8h ago

Missed out ten years ago, and now you want to buy in at the low point. Sounds pretty good, huh? I just want to say, every time there's a correction, it's said to be the perfect timing, but what about? Stop fooling yourself, no one can time the market perfectly, but don't mistake greed for rationality. Planting trees is right, as long as you don't go all-in and risk everything to do it.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 8h ago

Damn, I really should have gotten on board ten years ago. Now it's too late to say anything, I'm full of regret. Only now do I realize the truth? Why didn't I do it earlier? That's just fate. Make-up exam opportunity? I feel like I'm still the one taking the hit... You speak so beautifully, but who really knows where the bottom is? There's never a perfect entry point, which means there's never an optimal solution. That hurts. Watching others make money is really painful. Adjustment? To me, it just looks like a signal for harvesting the leeks. Feels like I always step in at the highest point, it's just ridiculous.

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