I'm now aware of when to buy.
when would you suggest as the appropriate time to sell?
Anasta Maverick
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Why Are People Panic Selling? Here's What’s Really Happening
A lot of people are dumping their coins right now simply because they see red candles on the charts. Ask them why, and most will say, “Prices are falling — I had to sell.” But the truth is, many don’t actually understand the bigger picture — they’re reacting out of fear, not logic.
Global tensions and geopolitical conflicts (like those involving Iran, Lebanon, Israel, Pakistan, and India) are making headlines and shaking confidence. This fear spreads fast — especially among smaller investors — leading to panic selling.
But here's what many don’t realize: large investors (the “whales”) often sell strategically. They trigger a dip, watch the panic unfold, and then scoop up coins again at lower prices. It’s a game — and they’re playing it well.
Small traders, unfortunately, get shaken out too early. They sell at the bottom while whales reload. And when the market recovers, they’re left watching from the sidelines.
The reality? Corrections are normal. They don’t mean the end — many assets are still poised to reach new all-time highs.
So don’t be swayed by fear. Stay calm. Stick to your strategy. The biggest gains often follow the scariest dips.
A lot of people are dumping their coins right now simply because they see red candles on the charts. Ask them why, and most will say, “Prices are falling — I had to sell.” But the truth is, many don’t actually understand the bigger picture — they’re reacting out of fear, not logic.
Global tensions and geopolitical conflicts (like those involving Iran, Lebanon, Israel, Pakistan, and India) are making headlines and shaking confidence. This fear spreads fast — especially among smaller investors — leading to panic selling.
But here's what many don’t realize: large investors (the “whales”) often sell strategically. They trigger a dip, watch the panic unfold, and then scoop up coins again at lower prices. It’s a game — and they’re playing it well.
Small traders, unfortunately, get shaken out too early. They sell at the bottom while whales reload. And when the market recovers, they’re left watching from the sidelines.
The reality? Corrections are normal. They don’t mean the end — many assets are still poised to reach new all-time highs.
So don’t be swayed by fear. Stay calm. Stick to your strategy. The biggest gains often follow the scariest dips.
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