Every time I see Bitcoin dropping, there's this moment of panic that hits—until I remember what it actually means. Those dips? They're basically invitations to stack more sats at better prices. The traders who win aren't the ones sweating over daily moves; they're the ones who see red candles and get excited about accumulating more Bitcoin. It's a completely different mindset. Most people hate seeing their portfolio bleed, but if you're in this for the long game, drawdowns are just opportunities in disguise. That's when conviction separates the holders from the noise.
ngl this "dips are opportunities" narrative gets recycled every cycle... wonder how many retail actually have the conviction to accumulate on red days or if they're just telling themselves that story
Every time I see Bitcoin dropping, there's this moment of panic that hits—until I remember what it actually means. Those dips? They're basically invitations to stack more sats at better prices. The traders who win aren't the ones sweating over daily moves; they're the ones who see red candles and get excited about accumulating more Bitcoin. It's a completely different mindset. Most people hate seeing their portfolio bleed, but if you're in this for the long game, drawdowns are just opportunities in disguise. That's when conviction separates the holders from the noise.