1. Pessimistic people will sell their chips in advance to get USDT; however, because they are pessimistic, even in the event of a deep fall, they will not "buy the dip," as they believe it will go even lower after they use it.

2. Optimistic people hold all the chips. When there is a fall, they want to buy the dip, but they have no money to buy the dip, so they can only passively endure and wait.

3. Those who have USDT won't buy the dip, while those who want to buy the dip don't have USDT. The real situation is that most people chose to cut their losses out of panic and disappointment...

4. There are only a few types of people who can truly make money:

First, those who have USDT in hand and dare to buy the dip at this time - these are the experts.

Secondly, after a deep fall, there was no choice but to hold on without cutting losses, but there was also no money to buy the dip, waiting for it to rise back later — the holding experience is not good, but it can endure (for good assets).

Third, those who cashed out at the previous high have already locked in their profits.

In short, 80% of people should be retail investors who are in a position to cut losses during that deep fall.

The remaining people are divided into two groups: one group consists of those who are holding onto their chips while riding the roller coaster, and the other group is those who took profits earlier (and did not continue to buy the dip). In reality, there are very few who sell at a high point and then buy the dip at a low point to profit from both ends.

Therefore, the majority are losing money. Only a very small portion of people want to make big money.

A small number of people who can make some money are actually quite remarkable.

No one can achieve perfect operations. Don't envy those who seem to operate perfectly! Don't be a retail investor who sells at a loss, and just earn the corresponding money in your own accustomed way.