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I always feel like this time is different, but it turns out every time is the same.

Respect to those still playing Dogecoin; on the chain, it's all a bunch of elite monsters. How can you win?

72k is probably a lot of people emptying, look at 74.6k. If it stays steady this week, there might be a small rebound in the altcoins over the weekend.

Crypto people are still easy to please
Pull 1%, funds are rushing to buy!
Pull 3%, the bull market quickly returns!
Pull 5%, the crypto world is the coolest!
Let's be patient and wait for a good position. Even if we get in when the right side is strengthening, it's not a bad idea to earn that little.

I'm not afraid of your big rise, not afraid of your big fall, only afraid of your fluctuations, hesitating and dragging on.

It seems like something needs to happen for it to break below 60,000, like a circuit breaker in the US stock market?
You can't break out of the main upward wave without completing the ultimate shakeout.

"Physical gold is not convenient to carry, so BTC rises."
Then I can just hold stablecoins instead.

$BTC Continue to wait for testing 60,000. In this position, there has never been a direct V reversal in history. Of course, it's also due to market liquidity being insufficient; only through thorough shakeouts,震仓, and rallying can it be easier. Regarding the Israel conflict, news reports indicate it is still ongoing. The decades-long political grudges on the edge cannot be resolved overnight. If you can't understand it clearly, just focus on the market charts.

Why are there still trash games pushing war themes? Are they obsessed with low-quality games?

Why do you feel uncomfortable? You're not investing in precious metals like gold, but in damn "digital gold." People who hold gold are happy, but this is a world where only crypto enthusiasts get hurt.

Seeing those who get liquidated or are about to be liquidated, without exception, they all set a flag: "From now on, I will never touch leverage." Who would believe that?
Leverage is just a tool; if you can't control it, it's a matter of skill level. Also, many are unwilling to start practicing with small funds, often being led astray by a mindset of "Let's take a gamble."