The rush is about to start, from weak hands.

[AVE5]

As Bitcoin continues to recover from it dip , there has been deffirent persons that has reacted to the market. While some are still skeptical about the market there are some who are about to rush into the market due to FOMO. These sets of persons is what I refers to as the weak Hands because, these sets of people are not patience enough but rushed to sell during the dip and is once again trying to rush back into the market as the price Begins to appriciates.

Hmm this topic sounds more bitcoin price is currently on the appreciating phase and I got convinced to check on the market price to see what bitcoin price is valued following the insights of your your first paragraph of your texts because price increases is the MOST moments such weak minded enthusiasts bumps into the bitcoin market. But unfortunately bitcoin is still trading around $82,000 after it has recovered to almost $88,000 after its $57,000 bottom with all events followed after the current $126,000 Ath. Unfortunately there's no price increase at the moment that should inspire such wick hands instead there has been heavy resistance hovering around the current price.
Those are also usually short term goal chasers who're being driven by the market sentiments.
Some aims to buy cheap at the bottom and sells at any appreciated values while some are motivated to buy when price is already pumping due to overwhelming that price will continue to go up.

[Accardo]

Those are also usually short term goal chasers who're being driven by the market sentiments.
Some aims to buy cheap at the bottom and sells at any appreciated values while some are motivated to buy when price is already pumping due to overwhelming that price will continue to go up.

These people also consists of those who boosts the fall when the price begin to decline, the same way they rush to buy, they'll quickly sell upon the slightest negative price shift. FUD coils around their head, they're less informed about how bitcoin works, that's why they invest at the wrong time, and run away or withdraw or refuse to buy at the right time, the usual assumption for this strange habit is that bitcoin will fall to zero during the bear run.

[AprilioMP]

Advise
Don't rush into the Bitcoin market because of price, you will be disappointed because this is not the place where you can come and try your luck. Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

I just wanted to point out that a strategy is necessary, and if you’re looking for the easiest approach to follow without focusing too much on price, it’s the DCA method—and based on what I’ve read, that aligns with your goal.
Yes. It’s a great way to keep risk somewhat under control. Price isn’t an issue as long as you’re committed to investing regularly.

[Marykeller]

Bitcoin's price is driven by supply and demand. It will be hard for us not to see people who have this fomo to buy or sell Bitcoin at whatever price they find.

If you then find people having the fomo of buying or selling Bitcoin because of the dip or increase in price, take it that they are doing it based on what they feel about the Bitcoin price at the moment

[osasshem]

People of this category, they should try and make a stand, if you sell off due to panic, and try to buy again because there is an immediate retrace in the price of Bitcoin; at this point they should try and hold whenever they buy and wait no matter how long the market takes to recover. Bitcoin is best for long term holding, and whoever buys should have the patience to hold for as long as possible, mostly in this bear market. What prompts me to hold no matter what, is when I remember the ATH that has already been created will be surpassed again, therefore, being patient became a relying tool for me.

[Shadiq]

I do not consider such people as investors, but their mentality is still like that of traders. Why should the market affect me if I do not have any intention to sell at the moment? I know that when the price of an item decreases, the demand increases or people buy more, so why is the opposite happening in the case of Bitcoin? There are still investors with such a mentality who try to buy instead of selling when the price decreases. But people with a speculative trader mentality are victims of FOMO.

For people with such a trading mentality, perhaps no advice will be effective unless they can change their mentality and be firm in their goal. We need to create such a mentality that since I am not selling now, I have no reason to worry about the market. We need to continue buying regularly with faith in Bitcoin and see the market decline as a buying opportunity.

[Zoomic]

You call them weak hands, I call them fair weather Bitcoiners. They enter the market without a clear plan of what they really want to achieve, that's why they panic and sell when the price drop and when they notice Bitcoin has started recovering, they rush to buy again because of FOMO. Their decisions are easily controlled by their emotions.

At the end of the day, they're part of the market and wether we like it or not, they also have their own roles to play.

[Muba20]

It is not only because the price of Bitcoin is increasing that it can be wrong to invest, but in most cases, there is a high probability of making a mistake in taking such a decision. When investing in Bitcoin, an investor must make a long-term plan and focus accordingly. Those who invest as the price increases think that if they cannot invest quickly, they will lose. That is, they want to buy Bitcoin at that time and after holding it for a while, they try to sell it again.

When investing in Bitcoin, an investor must invest according to a plan. If you invest emotionally here, you will lose money. If you think that the opportunity is over when the price increases and then panic and sell when the price falls, investing in such a situation is never safe.

You should not invest by following others. Some investors try to start investing after hearing the stories of other people's profits. When ordinary people are in profit, they try to tell everyone about it, but they are not interested in telling about the losses. That is why if someone invests after hearing about other people's profits, they will face losses.

An investor will never get a guaranteed profit on his investment. He may be able to reduce his risk by investing in a planned manner, but it cannot be said that he will be profitable for sure. An investor must remember that if he misses a good opportunity in the market, he will not have to lose money for it, but if someone risks losing money due to FOMO, then he will definitely face losses.

[Asiska02]

But you can’t take away the traders from the market. Their strategy is to sell off their bitcoins when there are signs that the market is crashing, then buy again when there are signs that the market is recovering. These sets of people are also are also playing significant role in the market. Not everyone is investing in bitcoin for the long hold. Everyone is doing what is best for them.

I think people should do what works for them best in the market and for the popular opinion and position people hold about the market is that holding for the long term is the best. Some people know their way around the market, getting in and leaving the market at the perfect time and they keep making good profit from the market.

When you tell these set of people about weak hands and not to sell off, they just wonder and think maybe you don’t know about the market better than they do, but the fact still remains everyone will think theirs is the best as long as it works for them and they keep profiting from it. The short term buy and sell in the market works best for professional investors/traders in the market.

[Miles2006]

Selling or buying bitcoin at the range of $81k is not considered FOMO, from my understanding these group of traders understand the market better so they intend to enter the market at any price range.
For a fact they understand the market price but, we can’t argue the fact traders end up losing their bitcoin at a low price range. Holders have better chance of benefiting from the market basically they’re patient not minding the price fall and rise of bitcoin market, investors should not consider selling now definitely bitcoin price is not yet favorable although depending on the goal set.

[Princess Leah]

I think people should do what works for them best in the market and for the popular opinion and position people hold about the market is that holding for the long term is the best. Some people know their way around the market, getting in and leaving the market at the perfect time and they keep making good profit from the market.

When you tell these set of people about weak hands and not to sell off, they just wonder and think maybe you don’t know about the market better than they do, but the fact still remains everyone will think theirs is the best as long as it works for them and they keep profiting from it. The short term buy and sell in the market works best for professional investors/traders in the market.

Everyone's choice is different cause there are people who are fully aware that long term holding is better but don't mind taking the risk and hoping on knowledge of the market, and strategies to use in getting quick gains but it doesn't work for everyone cause while some are more lucky regardless of strategies some would end up losing more than they'll gain.

 That's why I don't see anything bad in advising people on the less riskier way of making money with Bitcoin but allow them choose their path, however the worst thing any beginner would do is to start with trading with proper understanding of the market.

[blomen]

in my opinion, there’s nothing particularly unusual about bitcoin’s price movements. there’s also nothing that would suddenly trigger fomo or panic selling. we’re just seeing typical bitcoin price movements, and i’d even say the price has been nearly stable for the past few weeks.

we’re now nearing the end of the bear market. i think everyone should hold onto their bitcoin. the prices you’re buying at or currently holding could be the lowest bitcoin prices you’ll ever see.

[yudi09]

Don't rush into the Bitcoin market because of price, you will be disappointed because this is not the place where you can come and try your luck. Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

Those referred to as “weak hands” will always be found among those who still hold on tightly. There’s nothing wrong with paying close attention to or reading advice that essentially encourages you to remain strong in any situation—even when you’ve reached the point where you can no longer hold on. Nor is there anything wrong with repeatedly hearing statements about learning to understand how the market works, since the intention is good: to recognize that the market isn’t always on the rise but can suddenly turn downward.
Making price the primary reason for entering the market can be a mistake that ultimately leads to disappointment.

[Ndabagi01]

in my opinion, there’s nothing particularly unusual about bitcoin’s price movements. there’s also nothing that would suddenly trigger fomo or panic selling. we’re just seeing typical bitcoin price movements, and i’d even say the price has been nearly stable for the past few weeks.

we’re now nearing the end of the bear market. i think everyone should hold onto their bitcoin. the prices you’re buying at or currently holding could be the lowest bitcoin prices you’ll ever see.

This statement, could be the lowest price you’ve ever seen is always a triggering word to not want to sell one’s position in bitcoin. I am sure this same thing was saved several years ago when bitcoin last tested the price range of $20-30K. The market is very obvious and one can easily tell which direction the market is headed and the reins why they should on to their positions in the market for the long term.

Alright, i am not seeing an end to the bear markets now, the market may be showing those signs but a full fledged bull market is yet to be here. We are suppose to be in the bear market, but the market is yet to make it happen on a sequence, we will see more of it coming soon. Until a break above $100K, I do not think the bear market is over.

[terrific]

You call them weak hands, I call them fair weather Bitcoiners. They enter the market without a clear plan of what they really want to achieve, that's why they panic and sell when the price drop and when they notice Bitcoin has started recovering, they rush to buy again because of FOMO. Their decisions are easily controlled by their emotions.

At the end of the day, they're part of the market and wether we like it or not, they also have their own roles to play.

They are free to come back whenever they want after hitting those sell buttons.
There's no rule in regards of when they can enter and when they cannot. Each investor contributes to the market in their own way.
So, you're right that they're still a part of the market and they have their own contributions to make.
What they experience with that mindset will determine them if they're for bitcoin in the long run or they're just for some quick grabs.

[Pandorak]

As Bitcoin continues to recover from it dip , there has been deffirent persons that has reacted to the market. While some are still skeptical about the market there are some who are about to rush into the market due to FOMO. These sets of persons is what I refers to as the weak Hands because, these sets of people are not patience enough but rushed to sell during the dip and is once again trying to rush back into the market as the price Begins to appriciates.

Advise
Don't rush into the Bitcoin market because of price, you will be disappointed because this is not the place where you can come and try your luck. Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

I think people get FOMO when the price is in the $80k range.
Meanwhile, people get FUD when the price is in the $60k range.

This is normal, it’s a sort of natural selection to prove who can truly hold on or carefully spot opportunities to buy more. It’s not uncommon for me to see that when Bitcoin consolidates for even a short while (sideways), many start to doubt and think a major drop is imminent, even though uptrends, downtrends and sideways movements are inseparable parts of the market, this is simply a reflection of buyers and sellers battling it out.

[Curious T]

Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.

What makes you think the people who buy now have no strategy? What if that's their own strategy? You don't expect everybody to do the same thing you do. If everybody does the same thing at the same time all year round, we won't have these price changes that we have. Some people's strategy is to buy when they see the price increasing and hold for a short time, then sell when they have made a 10-15 percent profit.

There can be no bull season without FOMO. FOMO is one of the reasons we have ATHs. When people see the price increasing, it entices them to buy. More people will see the price and teh and wouldn't want to miss out on the buzz, so they will buy too. This creates more demand and higher prices, till it gets to the point where they will start taking profit. And with Bitcoin, even if they buy out of FOMO, if they keep holding, they will get their profit or at least not be at a loss. They only get a loss when they sell.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I think people get FOMO when the price is in the $80k range.
Meanwhile, people get FUD when the price is in the $60k range.

How can you shitpost like that? The price is in the $80,000 range and there is no FOMO, which you'd know if you bothered to check the price every now and then before writing.

Anyway, I don't think what the OP says is going to happen. Bitcoin is out of fashion. Weak hands are now investing in Tesla or AI companies. Plus, a lot of ordinary people see Bitcoin as expensive. Even if it were to surpass $100,000, I don’t think there would be a major FOMO. Ordinary people think that a single bitcoin being worth that much is too expensive—that’s why many publicly traded companies do stock splits. But you can’t do stock splits with bitcoin, and talking to people about millibitcoins or satoshis doesn’t work, because it’s known by the name 'bitcoin' and that’s how it’s reported in financial news around the world.

[lucif]

Advise
Don't rush into the Bitcoin market because of price, you will be disappointed because this is not the place where you can come and try your luck. Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

Bitcoin is unpredictable, correct.

But no one can stop these people from hurrying if they are decided already. It's recommended to know first where they are investing and when they have understood it and want to invest, let them do it.

It's not about trying their luck because there's a basis why they want to invest. They've seen the prices in the past and its current pricing.

Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

But everything has its price and we tell people to buy the dip before its too late. Do it when they have money, DCA, etc.

People even considered weak hands won't just buy these days without coming up with a plan.

The question is what price should one take as a dip?
For a newcomer, even at $70k may be dip or a high price. You buy at certain price and next moment you see price fall down.

[I_Anime]

As Bitcoin continues to recover from it dip , there has been deffirent persons that has reacted to the market. While some are still skeptical about the market there are some who are about to rush into the market due to FOMO. These sets of persons is what I refers to as the weak Hands because, these sets of people are not patience enough but rushed to sell during the dip and is once again trying to rush back into the market as the price Begins to appriciates.

Advise
Don't rush into the Bitcoin market because of price, you will be disappointed because this is not the place where you can come and try your luck. Bitcoin is unpredictable and so it's important that you have an investment strategy. What makes the difference in Bitcoin investment is the strategy. A good consistent strategy will save you from rush like this.Dont be among those who will rush in again due to the price, price buying are very weak hands.

Those rushing to sell whenever the price is high or low , are more of trader not holders . True holders will hold regardless of the market condition. Why? , because they believe in the technology they are investing in. They are not just following trend like some meme or shitcoins seeker or hunter looking for the next 1000x .

Investing is for longterm , not something that should be rushed. Is not a race , is you vs you . All you need is a good strategy and be disciplined with it . Because some folks are good planners but they are bad are being consistent with their plans.