Buying the dip is not about luck, but about discipline.

In a bull market, the worst isn't being trapped, but rather "chasing highs and killing dips": cutting losses when it falls, chasing highs when it rises, and ultimately exhausting the principal during the fluctuations. Here I share the iron rule of building positions that I have used for three cycles:
The left layout should be "batch": divide the funds into 3-4 parts. When Bitcoin is close to the support level of 90,000 USD and quality altcoins have corrected over 30%, buy one part for each drop, and stop when you reach the preset position, never go all in.
On the right side, confirm by looking at "volume and price": wait for the market to show the combination of "not making new lows + increasing trading volume". For example, if altcoins stay above the 5-day moving average for three consecutive days, then add to your position. Enter the market after the trend has formed; although the cost may be slightly higher, the win rate will significantly increase.
Remember: Rationality during panic is more important than calmness during madness. Don't get entangled in 'should I exit the market', but rather think about 'which assets to allocate'. Based on the flow of funds and market strength, I judge that if Bitcoin can stabilize at 90,000 USD, the best buying point may appear before the end of August; if the market is weak, the window around the New Year will be more prudent. But in either case, the main upward wave of this bull market has not yet started, and the real big profits are still to come.
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The core of making money in the cryptocurrency world has never been about "predicting price points," but rather about "staying calm during panic and holding the line during craziness." Some people take profits to improve their lives, while others firmly believe in trends and choose to hold on. There is no absolutely correct answer; being able to achieve stable profits is success.
If you, like me, are optimistic about this cycle, you might as well pay close attention to the upcoming capital flows — I will continue to analyze the market signals and update specific targets for buying opportunities. In times of panic, we will rationally position ourselves together, and in times of frenzy, we will protect our profits together.