Markets don’t just move because of numbers, they move because of how people feel.
Sometimes in one year, you feel smart for buying early, then later you regret everything. That’s normal, it happens to almost everyone. Why? Because markets go through emotional cycles.
At first, people feel a bit hopeful… then more confident… then excited… and finally overly happy (that’s when most buy in). But after that, things usually start to go down.
Then comes a time when people get lazy or overconfident, thinking, “It’ll bounce back.” But it doesn’t. Worry starts, then fear, then panic. That’s when most people sell, at the worst time.
The key lesson?
Don’t just follow feelings.
Often, the best chances come when things are quiet and boring, not when everyone is talking about how “this coin will moon.”