The market is falling, but honestly, I’m falling with it.

Trading is not about money. It’s about yourself.

Every trade is a test of endurance.

Every fluctuation of the chart is like a glance in the mirror: “Am I impulsive? Am I patient?”

When everything is going wrong, thoughts jump around:

- “I’m a loser”

- “I should have exited earlier”

- “If I don’t recover now — I’m done”

You’re not just losing percentages — you’re losing the sense of control.

You start comparing yourself to others: theirs is rising, and yours is falling.

You act not according to strategy, but to emotions.

And then emptiness comes.

Not because the market has fallen. But because you’ve invested everything there.

Psychological Moment #1: EXPECTATIONS AND SELF-EVALUATION

You measure your worth by the success of your trades. This is a trap.

Moment #2: EMOTIONAL FATIGUE

Constant anxiety, checking prices, fear of missing out on gains — this drains you. Even when you’re in the green.

Moment #3: ILLUSION OF CONTROL

You think you control everything until a black candle comes and takes away your confidence.

IT’S WORTH REMEMBERING:

The market is a mirror. But a distorted one. #psychology $ETH