But it will easily eat your nerve cells.

I've been through this. Sat, staring at candles as if my hypnosis would make the market go up. It didn't. I went down — into the red.

Here's the truth:

If you stare at charts every day and monitor every "fart" in the market — congratulations, you've become a slave to volatility.

You are not a trader. You are a nervous wreck waiting for Bitcoin to approve your plan.

Want to survive in this market? Forget about Pavlov's dog reflexes.

Instead of hitting the "buy" button at every jump, have a plan. A real one. Specific. Sober.

Here it is, step by step and without fluff:

1. Analyzed the project — great.

2. Marked the entry price — even better.

3. Prepare for a -50% drop — yes, indeed, FIFTY. Not -5% or -15%. That's all just fluff.

4. Only after -50% — you buy more.

Not like I used to:

"Oh, it dropped by 10%! I'll buy more!

Oh, another 10% drop — I need to catch the bottom!"

...and so on until the entire deposit went into one coin, and the average price didn’t change at all. Brilliant, right?

And now about exiting:

You need to know where you're exiting.

Where you take what's yours. Where free coins remain.

Not just sitting like in a casino:

"It will grow again soon.

No, I'll wait.

Damn, it dropped...

Okay, I'm out."

This is not a strategy. This is agony.

Charts every day? Forget it.

Even if you have a plan — constant monitoring will eat you up.

+10%, -10% — it's just the market's breath. No reason to raise alarms or dance with joy.

Subscribed to a million channels?

Shut it down.

"Bitcoin is gold! Bitcoin is a scam! It will hold the level! It broke the level!"

Bitcoin doesn't care about your levels. Seriously.

It's all just white noise.

Information garbage. Waste.

Do you know what really matters?

The big picture.

Clear zones of interest.

Projects you believe in.

Patience like a Buddhist.

If the price reached your zone — you buy.

If it didn't reach — you don't touch it.

Same goes for selling.

Everything.

And now, honestly:

I also once sat in chats, discussing why the price dropped by 10%. And you know what? It gave nothing. Except a fried brain. While you're looking for an answer to the question "where will Bitcoin go," it has already moved on. Without you.

The moral of this tale:

In the market, it's not technical analysis that matters, but psychology. And if your head is stuffed with "info-noodles," you start making decisions not with your head, but with your gut. And the gut, alas, is a poor trader. Be smarter. Be calmer. And don’t drain your deposit just because your hands are itching.

#Green_lamp #CryptoRegulation $WIF $DOGE $PEPE

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P.S. Want a separate post about psychology in the market? Write in the comments: 'I want psychology' — I'll break it down without any tears.