你想着跌破7万有反弹？
实际上没有
现在都没人说话了
有多单跌麻了
有现货也都亏麻了
老韭菜已经亏得开始怀疑行业未来了！
6字头的比特币没人兴奋了，反而恐惧了
怎么办？
#BTC

现在是每跌一个点，就有一批人爆仓
还没被爆仓的如坐针毡！
这是过去一年养成的多头思维
一年时间养成的思维非常固化
不经历重创是很难扭转的
牛市盈在多头，熊市也麻木在多头
盈亏同源了！
果然机构进场了，不是机会来了
而是散户的机会没了！
活着！想办法活着要紧！！
#BTC #ETH  x.com/Cryptodengta/s…

灯塔说 UVDAO

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You're thinking there'll be a rebound if it falls below 70,000?

Actually, there isn't. Nobody's talking anymore. Long positions are numb from the drop. Those holding spot are also numb from losses. Experienced investors are starting to doubt the industry's future!

Nobody's excited about Bitcoin in the 60,000 range anymore, everyone's fearful.

What to do?

#BTC

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