You are not "chasing highs and getting cut off", you are "never knowing why you bought"
Many people say they are "chasing highs and getting cut off", but do you really know the reason you bought at that moment?
You saw the coin rise, saw Twitter buzzing, KOLs shouting, friends saying it’s stable, and then you jumped in. But in reality, you never established your own entry logic; you were merely led by emotions and copied others' actions, while the market bears the consequences.
The issue is not "chasing highs", but rather that you never had foundational logic to support your buying points. When you don’t know why you bought, of course you also don’t know when to sell.
To solve this problem, you don’t need to become smarter, but rather need a system, even the simplest one: don’t chase when the increase is too fast, only enter on consolidation breakthroughs, set stop-losses, set take-profits, be brave to exit, and be brave to re-enter.
The crypto world doesn’t prohibit chasing highs, but you cannot "follow the trend mindlessly".
