#加密市场回调 Tied Up this matter, those who play with coins understand.

The hardest part isn't how much you've lost, but the feeling of powerlessness being dragged along by the market—staring at the screen until your eyes hurt, and nothing you do feels right.

But to be honest, those red numbers on paper? They don't really count as losses. As long as you haven't closed your position and the coins are still in your wallet, the game isn't over. That's how the market works; when someone leaves the table, someone else takes their place. If you're holding onto your chips, at least you'll be able to catch the opportunity when it comes.

I have seen it too many times - yesterday was filled with wailing, and today a few strong bullish candles directly pulled people back to shore. The volatility of the crypto market is so extreme that it happens too fast for people to react.

So don't rush to all in with emotions. Take a deep breath, look at the on-chain data, and think about whether the logic you had when you built your position still stands. When $BTC has dropped to this level, the panicked are cutting losses, while the calm are positioning themselves.

As long as the position is still there, there is still a chance. Don't let a temporary floating loss ruin your entire trading system.