2025-12-13 03:50:29

#数字资产生态回暖 Bear Market Accumulation vs Bull Market Distribution: A Step-by-Step Breakdown of Cryptocurrency Trading Profit Logic

People in the circle often ask: Why can some people make money every time the market moves?

Simply put, it's one trick: buy low, sell high.

It sounds obvious, but very few actually do it.

Since 2017, I have witnessed three complete bull and bear cycles. Starting with a small account of 8,000 yuan, I experienced the entire process of coin prices halving from their highs, rebounding, and halving again. I also saw scenes where people chased high during crazy periods and ended up trapped.

The core of persistence is actually two words: trend.

**How to operate in a bear market?**
When the market is in panic, big players are harvesting profits, and retail investors are fleeing in groups. Coincidentally, this is when the main force is quietly accumulating. You should enter gradually. The more severe the price drop, the greater the opportunity. The chips you buy at this time are like picking up scraps.

**How to operate in a bull market?**
The opposite. When the market rises to the point where everyone is discussing it and beginners are rushing to chase highs, it's time to distribute. In batches—one batch, two batches, three batches. The more enthusiastic the market, the more you need to stay calm.

In this way, profits of three, five, or even ten times are accumulated cycle after cycle.

From 8,000 to millions, it's not about luck or sudden wealth, but discipline + understanding of cycles + real execution.

The market will never reward greed, but it always favors those who can wait.

Currently, the market is building a bottom, and opportunities often begin at the most desperate moments.

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IronHeadMiner

· 12-16 03:50

It sounds good, but how many people are actually willing to spend money during a real bear market... I'm just afraid of being trapped.

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gas_guzzler

· 12-16 02:37

That's correct, but does reaching from 8,000 to a million really depend on discipline? Why are those discipline fanatics around me still stuck in losses?

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 12-15 16:26

It's easy to say, but in reality, nine and a half out of ten people fail in a bear market. I've seen too many who talk a good game but are greedy with their hands.

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governance_ghost

· 12-13 04:20

That's right, but in reality, most people don't dare to buy during a bear market, and during a bull market, they simply can't stop themselves...

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12-13 04:20

There's nothing wrong with what you said, but the key is whether you can get through that despair period. I've seen too many people lose because of their mindset.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 12-13 04:19

one might argue that this narrative of accumulation through cyclical patience presents a fascinating paradox—the commodification of temporal discipline itself becomes the true tokenomic asset, no? the aesthetic of scarcity manufacturing through emotional restraint... rather poetic, if slightly mechanistic.

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LightningHarvester

· 12-13 04:19

Everyone's right, but the part about poor execution keeps repeatedly embarrassing me. In a bear market, I can't hold onto my positions, and as soon as there's a rebound, I want to run.

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BearMarketBarber

· 12-13 04:17

There's nothing wrong with that, but most people are really bad at execution. I'm the same way—every time I know it's time to buy during a dip, I start to hesitate as soon as I see red. Going from 8,000 to a million sounds simple, but how many psychological struggles are behind it? The most important thing is that—those who can wait are the ones who make money.

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