Many people say 60000 is the bottom line, but I still have to wait a little longer, even if it's empty handed! The longer I stay in the cryptocurrency industry, the more I realize that people who can truly survive a few bull and bear cycles have a bit of "cowardice" on them. In the first two cycles of trading, I always felt that every penny in the market should have its own share. BTC launch, afraid of missing out; ETH is rising, hurry up and find a way to make up for it; SOL has gone up, which public chain hasn't been accessed yet. Seeing Meme suddenly double, even though I didn't know what the project was about, I couldn't help but rush in. At that time, the biggest fear was not losing money, but others making money while I didn't. BTC has been trading sideways around 60000 for two months, and many people have started to call the bottom. ETFs are taking over, and the price has also dropped significantly, making it look really cheap. If it were before, I would probably have gone in. Because I would think: What if $60000 is really the bottom line? What if it rebounds directly tomorrow? What if everyone else has earned it and I'm the only one waiting? But after experiencing several rounds of bull and bear, I became increasingly afraid of this' what if '. What really costs people a lot in transactions is not missing out, but unwillingness to accept it. Not willing to step into the air, so I followed in without waiting for the trend to be confirmed; Not willing to suffer losses, so I fell below the plan and still carry on; Not willing to take profits, so watching profits ride a roller coaster; Unwilling to admit that he made a wrong judgment, he took a short-term investment as a medium-term investment, a medium-term investment as a value investment, and finally became a shareholder in confusion. The current $60000 is the same. It can be a bottom, but it could also be just a sideways trend in a downtrend. There are ETFs taking over below, but the selling pressure above has not disappeared, and the price has not truly escaped the downward structure so far. So I'm still waiting. It's not because I can predict lower positions, nor do I have to copy to the lowest point, it's just that the current structure hasn't made me willing to bear the cost of making mistakes in heavy positions. If BTC regains its key pressure and the trend is confirmed, I can buy it a bit more expensive, earn less from the first part, and find a clearer reason to enter. I can accept it. If $60000 is ultimately proven to be the bottom line, I agree. I used to think that missing out was a loss, but now I understand that missing out can result in less profit at most, while making mistakes in heavy positions can lead to people leaving the table. The longer you do it, the more timid you will gradually become. Don't do what you don't understand; Wait until the trend emerges; Wrong judgment, willing to admit; Make the planned profit and be willing to leave. In 2018, I saw many people disappear, and in 2022, there was a new batch. Every bull market brings new gods, and looking back after the bear market, many avatars have not been lit for a long time. So now someone is asking me, what is the biggest experience in trading? I won't say bargain hunting, nor will I say top flight. I finally accepted something very ordinary and difficult to do: there is a lot of money in the market, but not every transaction belongs to me. Dare to miss, dare to go short, dare to admit mistakes, dare to take profits, and dare to admit that I really don't understand this market trend. Is $60000 the bottom line? Leave it to the market to answer. I just need to guarantee that the next time I truly understand, my principal will still be there and I will still be at the table.