Do you always buy at the peak and sell at the bottom? Today, we will analyze from psychology and on-chain behavior why you always buy at the peak and sell at the bottom. In the crypto world, there is no everlasting peak, only eternal bag holders. Many people feel they are unlucky: every time they buy, it drops; every time they sell, it rises. Missing out on big bull runs year after year, always catching major drops. But the fact is: this is not luck; it is human nature. A wave dominates trading, and data becomes a running companion. In the crypto world, emotions always lead, while logic lags behind. When you see FOMO in the news of a big surge, when you see 'last chance to get on board' in KOL's shout-outs, you think you are making rational decisions, but in fact, you have simply missed out. The more it surges, the more you want to rush in; the more it drops, the more you want to flee. This is not 'bad luck'; it's you being manipulated by market emotions.
2. Information reception is always delayed. By the time you see KOL shouting, 'Rush, rush, rush!', the big players on-chain have already exited. On-chain, you can see: while KOL is leading the trades, the whales are actually trading against each other, selling at high points. When the coin price breaks through historical highs, liquidity providers are crazily pulling their funds. Newcomers in the crypto world use social information in real-time, while experienced players use on-chain data.
3. Human nature panics, leading to selling off. Have you noticed? You are more likely to cut losses when down 10% than to take profits when up 10%. Why? The speed at which losses cause you pain is obviously greater than the speed at which gains bring you joy. This is what psychology calls: loss aversion. Therefore, most people in the crypto world prefer to lock in their positions to gain the opportunity to continue being 'cut off'.
4. You actually don't have a trading system. Most people in the crypto world rely on their feelings. They feel it's the bottom, feel it's broken through, feel others are rushing in. But have you written down in advance: What is your buying logic? Where is your stop-loss point set? At what profit expectation do you exit? (And I must remind you, when trading contracts, you must set a stop-loss point, do not hold the position, and always keep your bottom line.) Without a system, the market will repeatedly teach you a lesson. 5. The blockchain has actually already given you the answers. Thinking you can buy at the peak and sell at the bottom is a coincidence. The blockchain has indicators such as: historical records of large whales entering and exiting, the timing of substantial liquidity withdrawal, announcements regarding staking unlocks and selling pressure points (When dealing with this coin, you must know why you are dealing with this coin; pay attention to the staking unlocks and airdrop releases.) The problem is not that there’s no data on-chain; the problem is that you simply do not see it. Buying at the peak and selling at the bottom is not fate; it's a habit. What can defeat you is never the project team, but yourself. ✅ You can't control emotions ✅ Information is always delayed ✅ No trading system ✅ On-chain data is ignored. If you can't even do these well, don’t blame the crypto world for your losses.
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