#加密生态动态追踪 Right now, honestly, it's really hard to judge—whether we're at the start of a complete bear market or experiencing a deep correction during a bull run. The lines at $BTC around 80,000 and $ETH around 2,500 are whether they represent the bottom or just a transit point, shrouded in fog. From the historical high points, the decline is less than 50%, which is a key signal: if a bear market erupts, the subsequent drop could be significant; but if it's just the pain of a bull market, a rebound or even new highs in the next 3 to 5 months are possible. The problem is, no one can see through it now, and we happen to be trapped in this uncertainty.



How to survive and do better? Perhaps these 3 things are the most practical:

**Maintain profitable positions** Keep 20-30% of your holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum, neither fully betting on nor completely dismissing them, allowing for both offensive and defensive moves.

**Accumulate ammunition** True opportunities come when the market is well-stocked. When the market continues to worsen and panic sets in, those who have prepared funds in advance can buy in at ideal prices. In extreme moments like "blood flowing in rivers," it's often the biggest wealth transfer period.

**Cautiously participate in new opportunities** Low-cost new listings and airdrops are indeed attractive, but this waters are very deep. Predicting the market or grabbing airdrops may seem free, but in reality, they require a complete strategy and risk awareness. Casual participation will likely lead to losses.

Ultimately, I think the first two are the most reliable: preserve some chips, continuously accumulate capital, and wait for real bottom signals. Simple and straightforward, but this is how you survive in times of uncertainty.
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StableBoivip
· 24m ago
The word "foggy" is absolutely spot on, who the hell can see through it? --- I agree with saving ammunition; only when the true bottom appears is it time to harvest. --- It's really hard to judge whether BTC at 80,000 and ETH at 2,500 are sustainable; it feels like we need to wait and see more. --- The suggestion to keep 20-30% of your position is okay; at least you won't be too passive. --- When blood flows like a river, it's indeed an opportunity; it all depends on who can hold on until then. --- I really advise you to be cautious about chasing airdrops; there are too many traps. --- Living through uncertainty itself is a kind of test, isn't it? --- Having enough supplies is the key; no matter how good the opportunity, you can't buy the bottom without money. --- It still feels like we need to endure; wait for the real signals before taking action. --- The 50% decline line is definitely a dividing point; going further down is dangerous.
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ForumMiningMastervip
· 8h ago
Speaking of the 80,000 and 2,500 lines, they really got stuck, and no one knows what to do next... However, I do agree with accumulating ammunition; I'm just worried that when a real bloodbath comes, there won't be any supplies in hand.
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ForkTonguevip
· 12-15 13:40
Bro, this analysis really has no flaws. Those two lines at 80,000 and 2,500 are just too surreal. Basically, it’s all gambling. Instead of stressing over whether it’s a bull or bear market, it’s better to hold some chips for defense. When it’s truly a bloodbath, that’s the time to buy the dip. But I have to be honest about that new coin airdrop thing — I’ve lost twice, and nine times out of ten, it’s definitely a scam.
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CountdownToBrokevip
· 12-14 16:27
The lines at 80,000 and 2,500 keep tugging back and forth, which is really frustrating to watch. Frankly, it's the gambler's mentality at work—everyone wants to buy the dip, but in the end, it's themselves who get caught. The advice to keep 20-30% of your position is good, but the problem is most people can't actually do it—either go all in or go all out, no one can truly stay rational. The point about accumulating ammunition is correct, but when it really comes to a "bloodbath," how many people dare to take action? Honestly, this is a test of human nature.
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OldLeekMastervip
· 12-14 16:26
Guess the bottom in the fog? Forget it, I'll just keep this in my hand and wait until the blood flows.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHatvip
· 12-14 16:19
It's all just thick fog, so be it. Anyway, my strategy is to hold tightly to 20% of my position and wait for the moment when the blood flows like a river.
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DecentralizeMevip
· 12-14 16:06
Basically, it's just gambling on probabilities—whoever guesses correctly makes money. However, this guy's third point about airdrops still has some merit. I've seen too many people get their wallets wiped out by chasing airdrops. The 80,000 BTC threshold feels like it needs to be tested multiple times. Holding cash is the real key—wait until the panic selling truly begins.
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AirdropHunter9000vip
· 12-14 16:05
Wow, this move is really unpredictable... I think 20-30% of the position is still too aggressive. By the way, accumulating ammunition is indeed reliable; when there's a bloodbath, that's the real opportunity to jump in. Those who shout about bottom-fishing every day, eight out of ten end up losing everything. You still need to keep some cash on hand.
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