Sometimes the best trades come from recognizing other people’s mistakes. I noticed a sudden dump on a mid-cap altcoin after someone posted a panic tweet about a supposed “rug.” But when I checked the project’s official sources, there was no issue. In fact, development was active, and the fundamentals hadn’t changed. I realized the sell-off was based on misinformation. That’s when I entered. The price rebounded quickly as people corrected the news. That trade taught me how fear spreads fast — and if you can stay rational while others panic, there’s opportunity. I now fact-check everything before reacting to social media noise. The crypto space is full of rumors, but the truth always shows up on the chart. Misinformation creates volatility — and for the prepared trader, that volatility is profit.
