#香港虚拟资产稳定币监管框架 At two o'clock in the middle of the night, the holdings suddenly fell more than 20%. Play people for suckers? Afraid of hitting the floor. Bear? Also afraid of continuing to 50% Slump. The mouse hovers over the Close Position button, and my palms are all sweaty.

Every trader has experienced the torment of this K-line plummeting vertically. But those who can truly survive and even make money rely not on boldness, but on calmness during moments of big dump.

Last week, mainstream cryptocurrencies fell by 18%, and there were cries of "the bull market is over" everywhere in the market. Instead, I increased my holdings by 30% in three batches—I've been watching for this opportunity for a full 12 days. Experienced traders never make decisions in panic; they only follow "anti-human discipline." When the market crashes, three actions must be completed:

The first step is to verify the "three signals" of support: look at the weekly chart to find the bottom price from the last six months, check if the trading volume has shrunk to less than half of the daily average, and then see if large funds are quietly accumulating on-chain. If any one of the three conditions is missing, do not take action.

The second stage, calculating the "safety boundary" of the position: the holdings of a single cryptocurrency must not exceed 15%, each top-up should be controlled within 5%, and the stop-loss point should be set 3% below the bottom price. Calculating this way, the maximum single loss accounts for only 0.75% of the total funds, which does not fundamentally hurt.

Level three, waiting for the "emotional freezing point" to appear - when negative voices occupy 80%, the usually active analysts fall silent, and the trending topics are all about "big dump" and "zeroing out". This is the real opportunity to pick up holdings.

During last year's more intense adjustment, 80% of people posted screenshots of their empty positions. I built my position in four batches, and two months later my account increased by seven figures. In contrast, those who chased highs and sold lows are forever trapped in the "buy the dip - play people for suckers" death loop.

Opportunities in the crypto market are all waiting to be discovered.

Next time you encounter a big dump, don’t rush to ask "Should we run?" First, ask yourself three questions:

Have all three signals been triggered?
Is position sizing safe?
Is the market sentiment desperate enough?

If you can think through these three questions, you will surpass 90% of traders - bottom fishing relies on signals, not luck.