A bear market is never the end, but rather a deep cleansing of the market.

Currently, with liquidity scarce, large holders' light-position selling pressure can trigger market panic. Traders using high leverage are the first to exit—not because the market offers no opportunities, but because they haven't left themselves a way out.

But remember: the deeper the bear market bottom, the more vigorous the subsequent rebound.

When the last batch of floating chips is cleaned out and negative news can no longer shake the market, the speed of the market turning upward will far exceed your expectations.

A bear market is not about who makes more money, but about who can last longer and stay more stable.

Don't easily give up your chips at the bottom, and don't exhaust all your funds in volatility.

Only by holding onto the current silence can you be ready for the future market noise.

In market battles, those who laugh last are always the ones who stay steadfast at the table. $DOGS $IOST $ETH