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I've been thinking about a question lately—sometimes when you see the right direction, you end up missing the biggest opportunity because your mindset collapses.
Do you remember that wave in 312? When BTC was hovering between 7000 and 8000 dollars, that was really my first experience of the real bear market in the crypto world. I couldn't hold on any longer and sold all my bitcoins. What happened next? I successfully avoided that wave of crash, but later BTC skyrocketed to 69,000 dollars, and I never got back in. A few thousand dollars in stop-loss, missing out on tens of thousands in profit. That feeling, when I talk about it, still feels a bit regrettable.
This time is different. Before 1011, we successfully cleared our positions and avoided that wave of pullback. But this time, we changed our strategy - choosing to continuously increase our positions and buy, especially optimistic about ETH.
Why? It's simple, I don't want to miss out on thousands of dollars in profits because of a few hundred dollars in price differences. This is what two experiences have taught me.
The current position is the best buying zone for ETH. I am particularly optimistic about the bull market in 2026, and the target price for ETH should break $10,000. The most challenging aspect of trend investing is patience—we know there will definitely be a big surge in the end, we just don't know exactly what day it will be. Since the direction is determined, rather than repeatedly guessing and adjusting, it's better to bury your head down, choose to increase your position, and wait. This is the most suitable strategy at this stage.