The calm before the storm, $BTC is always unusually serene.

Several days of rising have stirred the market into a frenzy. The community is filled with voices saying "the bull market has started" and "we're about to hit new highs," and FOMO is spreading rapidly. Every price refresh is a new dose of dopamine, stimulating everyone still in the market, reinforcing their belief that prices can only go up.

But the more this happens, the more uneasy I feel.

I've seen it too many times. The cycles in the crypto world are always like this: when everyone is still discussing whether to increase their positions, the chips have quietly changed hands long ago; when everyone is saying "the bull is here," the truly smart money might be selling off. The market loves to turn when people's emotions are at their highest, leaving those chasing high prices to face the risks alone.

You have to ask yourself:

Is your current action based on judgment or panic?

Is it because you believe in long-term value, or because you're afraid of missing out on short-term gains?

Of course, I'm not saying a bull market won't come.

You just have to know that in a real bull market, the winners are never the ones shouting the loudest for bulls, but rather those who can prepare in advance and calmly exit.