Big G Analysis: Why Do You Lose Money When You Panic? Understand the Panic Trap and You Win

Recently, I've noticed many friends rush to sell when they see the price of coins drop, citing fear of further declines as the reason. But the truth is often that you are falling into a trap designed by big players!

When the international situation is turbulent, those whales holding huge amounts of capital will intentionally crash the market. They first sell off large amounts to create panic, and when ordinary investors follow suit and drive the price down to rock bottom, they quietly buy back at low prices. It's like a roller coaster at an amusement park; they have fastened their seatbelts in advance, while those who jump off in panic end up hurt all over.

Remember three key points:

Big players anticipate a crash more than you do; it's their opportunity to stock up at low costs.

Each round of market crashes breeds a greater rebound (just look at the trends over the past three years).

The biggest advantage of ordinary people is time, while big players have to pay high capital costs.

Next time you see the market plummet, take a deep breath and ask yourself: are you judging based on data, or are you being led by emotions? True investment experts quietly plan when others are afraid. Just like when a storm is coming, smart people don’t throw away their umbrellas; instead, they prepare to seize opportunities that fall from the sky. $BTC #交易故事

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