I No Longer Sell When Bitcoin Crashes—Here’s Why
There was a time I used to panic-sell every time Bitcoin took a dive. Each drop felt like the end. I’d stare at the red charts, heart racing, convinced I was watching my money evaporate. What I didn’t see back then was the pattern—how these crashes weren’t accidents, but precision-engineered events fueled by manipulation and mass psychology.
Over time, I started researching what was really going on beneath the surface. These crashes weren’t natural—they were the result of deliberate tactics by exchanges and big players, squeezing retail traders with coordinated sell-offs, fake volume, and aggressive leverage liquidations. I wasn’t losing because I was wrong about Bitcoin—I was losing because I didn’t understand how the battlefield was structured.
Now, I see things differently. I no longer react emotionally. I hold, I watch, I wait. The drop is no longer my enemy—it’s just noise. The real enemy was never the price, but my misunderstanding of how the game was played.
I stopped being a target. And I’ve never felt more in control.
