Uncle An is telling you honestly, in cryptocurrency, getting caught up in points is just asking for trouble.

In the bull market of 2021, the average cost of large institutional investors for Bitcoin was 40,000, and for Ethereum, it was 1,500. If you bought Ethereum at 2,000 and at 1,800, there is no essential difference; the key is being able to catch the main upward wave.

Institutions also can't catch the bottom and can't escape the top. During the liquidation wave in October and November, large investors who lost tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars also fell, but they won by entering and exiting the market earlier than ordinary people.

Most people lose not because they didn't catch the bottom, but because they hoped for lower at the bottom and were greedy for higher at the top, reversing greed and fear.

Three years ago, Bitcoin dropped from 31,000 to 24,000, and the market was much more panicked than now; last June, Ethereum was 2,200, and later surged to 3,800.

Fluctuations of 10-15 points for Bitcoin, 20 points for Ethereum, and 30-50 points for altcoins are normal; leverage is what is truly deadly.

Remember, stepping in the right direction and controlling desires is much more reliable than meticulous calculations and guessing points. If the rhythm is right, you've already won more than half. @安叔复利之路