Shocking Harvesting Technique Exposed! The Truth Behind 99% of Retail Investors Losing Money: Are You Also 'Anchored'?

Most people in the market don't lose due to their operations, but because of mental traps. You think you're making choices, but in reality, you're being led by the 'Anchoring Effect'!

1. Do you really understand whether 85000 is expensive or not?

When BTC drops to 85000, some say it's cheap; when it rises to 85000, others shout it's too expensive. But does this price really have any reference significance?

In fact, the price itself doesn't determine value, your 'feeling' is the critical point. This is the 'Anchoring Effect'—the high or low point you've seen before becomes the reference for your judgment, rather than rational analysis.

2. The market maker cuts you off, all relying on your 'obsession'

A certain altcoin once rose to 150, and you didn't sell; it dropped to 100 and you waited for a rebound; at 80 you continued to wait; at 50 you still held on... until it was a complete mess.

The market maker isn't afraid of you running away; they rely on your obsession with a certain price.

When BTC rises from 60,000 to 100,000, many people are afraid to chase. But when it retraces to 80,000, everyone rushes in, just because it looks like it 'dropped back'.

These reactions are not rational; they are inertia, an illusion controlled by price.

3. How to break this 'price illusion'?

Stop staring blankly at the K-line chart, and don't let the 'historical high points' brainwash you. To win, first establish a true 'anchor':

Not the current price

Not the historical high

Not your entry cost

And certainly not the price fluctuation

Your anchor should be the intrinsic value of the cryptocurrency.

4. Establish your 'Anchor of Resolve'!

For example:

For public chains, look at ecosystem projects, developer activity, on-chain data

For application tokens, look at real use cases, user growth, market demand

This is the 'pillar' to stabilize your emotions and withstand volatility. Without your own value assessment, you are just lambs waiting to be slaughtered.

Summary

It's not that you bought at a high price; you were deceived by yourself.

To break out of the cutting cycle, you need to jump out of the price trap and establish a true investment 'anchor'.

Before your next operation, ask yourself: are you looking at price or value?