Don't copy the bottom! Don't copy the bottom! Do not bargain! The recent market crash has once again left countless investors feeling overwhelmed. Some people cut their meat and leave, some "bargain hunting" and stock up, while others remain calm and watch. So, what can we learn from this round of oscillation? one ️⃣ Looking at Buffett again: Rationality and restraint behind myths When the market is turbulent, people always mention Buffett. Many people think that he always "escapes to the top" too early, and when the market is still rising, he leaves, as if he always "sells out". But looking back afterwards, it is often discovered that he was right. Buffett is not a stock god who "buys at the lowest and sells at the highest" - he is just better at understanding major trends and knows that "the sky is about to change". Also, due to his large size, he never waits until the last moment, but chooses to "leave early" and not be greedy for the last bite of meat. Unfortunately, many retail investors always believe that experts should be "skilled in operation" and conduct precise inspections. It is precisely this misunderstanding that leads them to overlook the true investment wisdom: long termism and risk control. This also reminds us that true masters are not those who predict accurately, but those who can survive and steadily grow in big waves. two ️⃣ Are ordinary people really suitable for cryptocurrency trading? Ordinary people who don't have savings, don't touch the cryptocurrency circle Although this sentence is heart wrenching, it is very practical. The cryptocurrency market is essentially a risk market, which is more of a comprehensive test of psychology, cognition, and emotions than an investment. Ordinary people often find it difficult to possess these three abilities. Many ordinary investors, seeing others make money, think they can too. The reality is that most people around them do not make a profit after entering the market, but instead get stuck in the quagmire of "sunk costs". What you see is' wolves eat meat ', but you don't see' wolves get beaten '. Many people enter the cryptocurrency industry with financial fantasies at first, but in the end, they become addicted to gambling and sink deeper and deeper. Leveraging, taking out loans, and buying at full positions are not financial investments, but gambling. The ultimate outcome may not be sudden wealth, but debt and collapse. You should know that the market itself is not short of money, it only lacks "leeks". And the so-called 'bottom' often only knows if it is really the 'bottom' by looking back. three ️⃣ The global challenge is just beginning: Don't underestimate the importance of 'bottom fishing' Some people say that it is not a financial war now, but a disguised 'modern war' - war used to be deadly, but now war requires money. Especially when the entire global market is facing challenges, it is not wise to rashly "buy the bottom". War, inflation, geopolitics, tariffs and trade frictions, these uncertainties can far more influence the direction of the market than the K-line. In such a big environment, blindly copying the bottom may just be "taking the knife". The bottom is not what you think it's coming, it's coming. The market is much more complex than we imagined. If you really want to 'take action', please remember this sentence: I'd rather miss it than be radical Wait for three or four days? Wait for three or four weeks? Even waiting until March or April? It's all worth it. The real way to make money is to do the right thing at the right time, not to always want to do something. four ️⃣ Five investment rules: Survive for a better future To live long in the cryptocurrency industry, you don't need any tricks, just hold onto these "five bottom lines": 1. Invest only with spare money This money, even if lost completely, will not affect one's life. Otherwise, once you incur losses, it will affect your judgment, emotions, and even your quality of life. 2. Resolutely refrain from using leverage Many people liquidated overnight because they used leverage. Leveraging may make you earn quickly in the short term, but in the long run it's like walking on a tightrope. 3. Establish a "valuation anchor" We need to have our own judgment criteria for the market. When the market enters an undervalued zone, believe that value will eventually return. In the long run, broad-based indices are the most stable "anchor" for valuation, and industry themes are easily influenced by emotions and cycles. 4. Saving lives without relying on policies Whether it's the Federal Reserve or the central bank, policies are introduced more to stabilize the market, rather than to help you solve problems. Don't fantasize that the 'policy bottom' is the 'market bottom', and don't pin your hopes on 'market rescue'. 5. Refuse emotional manipulation This is particularly important. Some people shout too much online, while others sing empty, but the market never relies on anyone's emotions. Your buying and selling decisions should be based on a calm assessment of fundamentals and risks. 💡 Finally, and most importantly, the suggestion is: Low drawdown is the core of long-term compound interest. Those truly powerful investors are not stars who make huge profits, but veterans who can "stabilize their position" and survive time in bear markets. What's the harm in waiting for three to five years, such as maintaining composure, using spare money to plan investments, and planning funds in advance? Let's get to the point, brothers! Just let me continue to be a sand wall Brainless buying of 1 ETH and 0.05 BTC