🚀 Bull Psychology: Peaks Never Come with Just One Climb

Since the day I opened a long position at the bottom at $16,825 for $BTC , the picture has been the same: While falling, there are those who say "there's no end," and when rising, they become pessimistic. There are short sellers who say it won't even see $5,000 for $ETH 😂 However, with interest rate cuts, the legalization of crypto, and institutional interest evident, even a single good news can push $ETH to $5,000 in one candle. As someone who has experienced three bull runs, I know: Even the "ridiculous" coins during a bull run can do 100x in a week. $ALICE went from $0.5 to $35 before it even had a game. New peaks come above the shorts opened at every peak because greed prevents selling.

📈 History Repeats Itself

Peak points in a bull market are levels that your mind cannot comprehend. Even if a coin at $50 drops 50% in 3 days, it will come down to $12.5, but then the recoveries come to entice you again. Peaks do not come when it is said "this is it," but rather become enticing with new records when everyone shorts or exits. This has been the case in all markets, at all times. The critical thing is to patiently wait for projects with high hype potential that do not carry a delist risk.