#数字资产行情上升 $BIFI: The more panicked the market, the more I buy the dip
Most people experience FOMO when they see green candles and panic-sell when they see red candles. But the truth of the market often runs counter to this—when fear is at its deepest, it's usually the best opportunity to get in.
This is especially true for high-volatility assets like $BIFI. When everyone is liquidating, dumping, and shouting short, it's actually the time for smart money to position itself. The fundamentals haven't changed; instead, the chips are becoming more concentrated.
Going against human nature is difficult, but those who persist in contrarian strategies often see the steepest profit curves. When the market fear index is high, it's the best time to test your convictions.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 2h ago
ngl, tried this "buy the dip" mentality back in 2021... got liquidated instead lmao. the copium was real tho. now i'm just watching from the sidelines wondering if my leverage ptsd ever actually heals or if i'm just built different for getting rekt
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-07 20:20
Basically, it's a test of who has better psychological resilience and financial strength. Retail investors often buy the dip halfway up the mountain, while smart money has already laid out their positions.
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RamenStacker
· 01-07 20:20
That's right, you just need to go against the retail investors.
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DaoDeveloper
· 01-07 20:15
ngl the fear/greed mechanism here is just a game theory textbook case... except most people can't stomach the volatility long enough to see it play out. hodling through red weeks hits different when your conviction's actually tested
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AirdropHunter
· 01-07 20:09
That's right, it's about going against human nature. Look at those who are shouting short every day; they'll all regret it later.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 01-07 20:01
Sounds nice, but when it really drops 50%, how many people dare to buy the dip?
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-07 19:59
Nice words, but who can really buy the dip? Isn't it just following the trend and taking over at high levels?
#数字资产行情上升 $BIFI: The more panicked the market, the more I buy the dip
Most people experience FOMO when they see green candles and panic-sell when they see red candles. But the truth of the market often runs counter to this—when fear is at its deepest, it's usually the best opportunity to get in.
This is especially true for high-volatility assets like $BIFI. When everyone is liquidating, dumping, and shouting short, it's actually the time for smart money to position itself. The fundamentals haven't changed; instead, the chips are becoming more concentrated.
Going against human nature is difficult, but those who persist in contrarian strategies often see the steepest profit curves. When the market fear index is high, it's the best time to test your convictions.