This shit hits much harder these days, I was too cocky last couple months just because I made some money, so it makes me think I’m “good” but I’m not, I might be right at some points but what’s the meaning of it that you not make money from it?
if I were to guess (completely useless information, because reacting is better than predicting), we are topping out in 2025 Q1, and then seeing a sizeable correction/pullback afterwards to flush out some chasers in size -- even as someone who is bullish, the sustainability in terms of volatility indicators is beginning to flash me signals
still long, still many awesome setups, still tons of juice to be seen -- but slowly, and surely, I'll be taking chips off the table, and I don't care where it goes next after that 2025 Q1 (maybe July by the latest) -- already made my piece
how am I wrong? two ways -- we are flat, and range before preparing next leg up in the coming quarters, OR, we self-correct right now to reset some of the momentum
either way, I have been a proponent of opinion that this cycle, especially in $BTC, will be shorter, given how extremely fast we advanced this much
still tons of people sidelined, still long, but will be mindful not to get rugged into oblivion as some folks got in the past -- we learn from those mistakes
bonus: not saying we will crash in 1-2Qs, just speaking in terms of a reasonable pullback
@stevencheng Agreed but it hasn’t worked this decade at all. You don’t get rich by buying 100 companies, you get rich by going all in on highly convicted ones
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