#数字资产生态回暖 On October 11th, the market saw a whale holding a long position of over 600 million, with an unrealized loss of 15 million yet to be closed. To be honest, not everyone possesses this kind of resolve.

Recently, $BTC's volatility has indeed been a bit tormenting. The daytime plunge scares people with cold sweat, then it rallies again, trapping short positions. Bulls fear a stampede, bears fear being smashed, setting stop losses fears missing out, setting take profits fears selling too early. The longer you stare at the candlesticks, the more your hands tremble, your account switches back and forth between red and green, how can your mindset not collapse?

But where is the problem?

Many people are just hostage to the candlestick charts. Retail investors focus on second-level fluctuations, but what about those funds capable of truly moving the market? They look at the bigger picture—layout cycles, chip distribution, liquidity gaps, and such.

A whale holding over 600 million long positions, calmly losing 15 million, what are you panicking about? Frankly, they have confidence in their direction; unrealized losses are just part of the process. And you? Every fluctuation makes you question life.

This isn’t about blindly going all-in; it’s about understanding a logic: when the big players are "holding long positions expecting a rise," your "fear of heights" is the real risk. What you see as "oscillations and torment," they see as "progress in their layout."

Following funds with a broader vision is always more reliable than obsessing over candlestick patterns alone. In a bull market, more is right—provided you have some patience.