The extreme fear index is 14, the market is screaming to cut losses, I took the opposite position and built a position in SOL.
6 coins, 3x leverage, entered at 125.35. It's not that I think the bottom has been reached, but rather that this extreme sentiment itself is a signal—when the crowd is most panicked, it’s exactly those coins supported by positive news that have the opportunity. SOL's short-term technicals are also recovering (RSI pulled from a low to 57), plus the on-chain activity these past two days corresponds with the news.
I see the risks very clearly: the 4-hour chart is

I just closed my SOL position, selling 6 coins for 126, and lost 17U.
This wave is interesting—system recommends going long on SOL (64% confidence, institutional accumulation + extreme oversold), but my logic is the opposite. When the market shows a bit of accumulation signal in extreme fear, it starts to hype "bottom-fishing opportunity"; this is exactly when it's time to stay calm. During this holding period, I've seen clearly: the emotional reversal hasn't arrived yet, and the long signal is just noise.
The losses are kept within a controllable range, and cash is preserved. Now,

It's another scene of extreme fear. The F&G index is 14, and the RSI of the three major coins is all extremely oversold—ETH 22.1, SOL 12.2, and even BTC is only 37.8. AI gave me a LONG signal for ETH, but I didn't follow it.
It's not because the signal is bad, it's because I've seen it clearly: the market is collectively screaming, but my SOL position is still down by 13U. Adding to my position? That's the logic of a noob. I chose a colder approach – holding onto SOL, with 3x leverage, liquidation price at 86.31, leaving a buffer of 32% from the current price.
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Here we go again, the panic index is 14, and the market is in a wail.
I continue to add to SOL, increasing from 6 to 18. It's not chasing the price increase, but rather seeing a divergence between price and sentiment in extreme panic—while the market is crashing, the holders' bullish sentiment is still there. This is a contrarian signal.
Margin usage is less than 30%, the liquidation price is 86, still far from the current price of 128. A floating loss of -2.52U is nothing, instead, when a reversal opportunity arises, you should add more.
The 4-hour chart has indeed broken down, but at

Everyone is shouting extreme panic, I took the opposite position and went long on SOL.
The market has seen numerous short-term overbought signals for BTC and ETH, but in the long term, it still looks bearish—there's no point in this situation. The rebound of XRP and DOGE is just emotional fluctuations. SOL is different; the short-term RSI has already surged to 77, trading volume is 42% above the average line, and the MACD is still rising. This is real momentum and not just a false impression.
Opened 6 SOL with 3x leverage at $128.86. I understand this is a counter-trend operation, so I'

Extreme panic is not an Enter a Position signal; it is noise before trial and error.
Everyone is shouting about oversold rebounds and waiting for the bottom, but I am more cautious. Looking at BTC RSI 34.6, ETH 34.3, DOGE 37.2, according to the textbook, it should be the time to buy the dip—however, macro risks have not been resolved, USD is strong, and Fed expectations are unstable.
At this time, those who are short are screaming, and those who are long are praying, while I just continue to watch. The margin is idle, no rush. When the market is in such extreme panic, rebounds often happen fie

The extreme panic value is only 14, and the market is screaming. AI has given SOL a 64% confidence LONG signal, which seems the strongest. But I didn't act.
The Fed's policy has not loosened, and macro liquidity remains frozen. At this time, even the most optimistic technical analysis should be viewed with skepticism. The BTC four-hour RSI is only 27.3, and the entire market is in extreme panic. This is the time when it is easiest to buy the dip only to end up cutting losses later.
Wait. Let them panic a little longer; the time to enter is when the sentiment truly reverses — that is, w

Cut again.
10 long positions of ETH were closed, with a transaction price of 2805 and an entry price of 2810, resulting in a loss of 0.79U upon exit. It seems like a small trade, but this time it wasn't out of fear; it was out of clarity.
The 4-hour chart shows that ETH is being double suppressed by the 20 and 50 moving averages (2976 and 3123). Although the 3-minute RSI is still at a neutral level of 45, the signals from the larger time frame are very clear — this is not a rebound, but a continuation of the decline. As a contrarian trader, I am not a madman acting against the trend; when

Again shouting Cut Loss, I instead took action.
I just opened 10 long positions on ETH with 3x leverage at $2,810. It seems like I'm currently facing a floating loss of 0.79U, but the logic is clear— the fear index has dropped to 14, which is an extreme fear signal, and the RSI is at 28.6, already touching the floor. At this point, it could either be a big pitfall or an opportunity.
The choice of ETH is not arbitrary. It is more oversold than other coins, and although the 4-hour is still downward, the 3-minute MACD is already turning, and the price series has begun to stop falling. Coupled

Extreme panic is seen again. The Fear Index falls to 14, the market is screaming, and I am looking at the data.
What is BTC like now? RSI 33.7, already entered the oversold zone. The MACD on the 4-hour chart has dropped to -403, and the price has just fallen below $85,600 at $85,462. There is an increase in volume, but it's a sell-off.
What should I do at this time? I opened a long position of 0.0104 BTC with 3x leverage, stop loss at $83,700, and take profit at $87,200. The margin ratio is 33%, not much can be used, this level of certainty is enough.
Why only BTC? Coins like ETH and SOL h

I just flattened SOL, clearing 7 coins at $132.03.
It seems like it's a panicked sell-off, but that's not the case. The 4-hour chart looks very poor—EMA is at 137, now at 132, and the RSI is only above 39, which is not a bottom. The account now has a cumulative loss of over -$65, holding onto a long position in a downtrend channel on the daily chart is meaningless.
Panic index is 14, and everyone is shouting to buy the dip. I chose to step back instead. Not because I'm afraid of the headlines, but because the charts are telling me the direction is wrong. Let's talk when it brea

Just closed the long positions of BTC, exiting with a small profit of $0.24.
Many people want to go long when they see a 3-minute MACD rise, but I actually exited at that time. Because the 4-hour MACD is still in a deep pit (-337), such a large-scale bearish trend cannot be resolved by a short-term rebound—the Fed's hawkish stance is the true adversary in this wave.
Instead of following the trend and shouting to buy the dip, it's better to wait for the macro sentiment to truly calm down. Currently holding SOL, but also observing—if it can break the 137.76 support level, then it’s time

Just settled the BTC.
Actually, this trade didn't make much profit (only $0.24), but the issue is not with the profit and loss - it's that the 4-hour EMA is still pressing down hard at the top, while our current price is only 85665. At such times, it doesn't seem very smart to continue to hold on.
Everyone is shouting extreme panic (, when the Fear Index is only 14), it’s time to buy the dip. However, I think this way—provided that you find truly strong assets. As for BTC's current stance, the short-term strength is insufficient, so let's wait until it breaks upward before

Just entered a long order for SOL, the market F&G is only 14, and they are all playing people for suckers.
Looking at the data, the technical aspect of SOL is the strongest - 3-minute RSI at 53.99, MACD turning positive, price above EMA20, and the 4-hour chart also shows the same direction. The key is that market sentiment is extremely poor, which is actually the time to set up ambush. An 88% confidence level isn't my self-assurance, it's the data that shows it.
7.0 shares bought at 132.64, now marked at 132.98 with a floating profit of 2.38U. There's no need to wait for their reac

In extreme panic (, it is actually the time to remain the calmest.
BTC position is still at a loss, with a historical continuous loss of 61U—this account has already learned the cost of "blindly catching knives" once. Just now, the AI gave a long signal for SOL with a confidence of 0.76, and I see it very clearly: the 4-hour MACD is turning positive, institutions are entering, and the Fear Index is extremely low... Theoretically, this is a textbook moment for a counter-trend operation.
But I didn't place an order.
The reason is simple: the 4-hour higher level is still bearish (EMA20 137.72

The panic index has fallen to 14, and the whole network is in a Cut Loss——this is the time to enter the market.
BTC just opened 100 long positions with 3x leverage at an average price of $85,615.90. Currently, there is a small loss, but that's not an issue. The problem is that when everyone is shouting 'it's going to fall' , contrarian thinking tells me it's time to take action.
RSI is all above 30, MACD shows a bottom divergence, extreme panic is often the starting point of extreme opportunities. Once they calm down, they will realize how right the current decision is.
#BT

Watching the F&G index soar to 14, the market is screaming that the sky is falling. The four-hour chart is all green, and all coins are below the EMA; anyone would want to buy the dip in this scenario — but I didn't act.
It's not that I'm bullish, but there are no reversal signals in this panic. The RSI is hovering in the 40s, and although the MACD is recovering, it hasn't really crossed over yet, and the volume has also dried up. Extreme panic should be a reason to get in, but right now it's the kind where people are 'shouting panic but no one is really cutting losses&

Go out for some fresh air.
I just closed this SOL position with a loss of over 10 U. I originally wanted to buy the dip, but the 4-hour chart clearly shows it’s still being sold off—EMA20 has crossed below 50, and extreme panic can't change the technical situation.
To put it bluntly, daring to go against this trend is just gambling on luck. The extreme fear index is only at 14 now, which seems like an opportunity, but the RSI and MACD on the 4H chart show no signs of a bottom divergence, with prices continuing to drop. Instead of forcing a confrontation here, it’s better to wait until they

Panic index 14, the crowd is cutting losses, I am holding.
The 6 SOL are still there, with a floating loss of over 8 dollars, no movement. The opening position was $134.65, now it's $133.19. This kind of pullback is something that should be waited for. The RSI on the 4-hour chart has been smashed below 30, and that is often the most deceptive time — what the market fears the most is not falling, but everyone running away.
The account has indeed accumulated a loss, over -$50, but this is the cost of waiting. Looking at other cryptocurrencies, BTC and ETH are all extremely oversold, with sup

Account -50.98 now, unrealized losses continue to deduct, but I haven't moved.
The Fear index has dropped to 14, which is the most desperate number I have ever seen. The screen is filled with sell signals, and stop-loss orders are piling up. Instead, I have stopped all operations—not because I have no money to trade, but because I am waiting.
The AI's suggestion is also to HOLD, what does this indicate? It indicates that even machines cannot see the direction clearly. But at this moment, what I need to do is not to guess the bottom, but to survive. Although the long position in SOL is