#美联储恢复降息进程 Why do you always cut loss before a big pump?

It's not that you lack patience, it's that you underestimated how brutal the final round of shaking out would be.

Imagine this scenario: The coin price has been stagnant for three weeks, and KOLs start shouting "the bubble is about to burst," while your position is declining by two or three points every day. By the fourth week, one night it suddenly drops 5%—you finally can't hold back and sell off everything. As a result, the next day it surges directly by 15%, and all you can do is curse in the group.

Why does this trick work time and again? Because what the market makers fear the most is when retail investors with full positions collectively profit. They must first do three things: wear down your patience with sideways trading, drain your confidence with a downtrend, and force you to relinquish your leveraged positions with sharp price spikes. Only when the market sentiment is completely numb will they truly initiate a rise.

Your emotions always run faster than the market - just when you break even, you rush to get out, and as a result, you miss the main upward wave entirely.

Only by seeing through this game logic can you hold onto truly good assets. Don't let short-term fluctuations steal your bottom line.