All the reflections you make in this article are very interesting and accurate. I really think that most people are so imbued with their emotions towards the crypto market, that they always end up making the worst decisions at the worst times, with the catastrophic consequences that this brings with the.
Learning to anticipate market cycles would be the key to raising awareness, and operate and trade more wisely, but for the masses, emotions prevail, and will always prevail, more than rational logical thinking. Simply, for most people, if it feels good, it's good, and if it feels bad, it's bad; they don't understand that it's not about how they feel or don't feel, but about what's really going on in the markets and what they should do about what's going on in those markets.
I found your post excellent, because it made me think about many important issues regarding people in the cryptocurrency market, thanks for sharing it. Greetings.
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Mostly these emotional interference is due to the external feedback that's most people tend to listen to or consider. For example, a lot of people have been hearing that Bitcoin is going to zero. This creates FUD and imbalance. While the statement is arguably not possible it has created a ripple effect of imbalance. Crypto requires stability of the mind to some extent.
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I totally agree with you. Greetings!
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