BadHollen
Psicologo con uno spiccato interesse all'analisi del comportamento finanziario, appassionato di sport, nuove tecnologie, investimenti e, chiaramente, cripto!
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🟡 Circle goes public: what does it mean for the crypto world (and for us)? 🟡
It's official: Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, is preparing to go public. After a first failed attempt in 2022, this time it seems that the train has really left the station.
💥 But why is it important?
Circle is not just any crypto. It is the issuer of one of the most used stablecoins in the world, second only to USDT. And when such a big player decides to step into the spotlight of Wall Street, it sends a clear message: the line between traditional finance and DeFi is becoming increasingly blurred.
📊 IPO = Transparency?
Going public means subjecting itself to regulations, audits, and public financial statements. So:
More transparency on how USDC is backed.
More trust from institutional investors.
But also less room for maneuver to innovate freely, as many crypto companies have accustomed us to.
It seems that the value of the IPO is around 8 billion, a value greater than Ripple's confirmed 5 billion offer but less than the subsequent 11 billion (not confirmed). Was it the right move?
#CircleIPO
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It's official: Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, is preparing to go public. After a first failed attempt in 2022, this time it seems that the train has really left the station.
💥 But why is it important?
Circle is not just any crypto. It is the issuer of one of the most used stablecoins in the world, second only to USDT. And when such a big player decides to step into the spotlight of Wall Street, it sends a clear message: the line between traditional finance and DeFi is becoming increasingly blurred.
📊 IPO = Transparency?
Going public means subjecting itself to regulations, audits, and public financial statements. So:
More transparency on how USDC is backed.
More trust from institutional investors.
But also less room for maneuver to innovate freely, as many crypto companies have accustomed us to.
It seems that the value of the IPO is around 8 billion, a value greater than Ripple's confirmed 5 billion offer but less than the subsequent 11 billion (not confirmed). Was it the right move?
#CircleIPO
$XRP
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#CEXvsDEX101
VS? Perhaps it's better to use &!
Personally, I use Binance to learn, inform myself, and try things out. The wallet has significantly changed my understanding of crypto.
Hard wallets, on the other hand, are essential for protected and long-term investments!
Owning $BNB on Binance is the start of your journey!
VS? Perhaps it's better to use &!
Personally, I use Binance to learn, inform myself, and try things out. The wallet has significantly changed my understanding of crypto.
Hard wallets, on the other hand, are essential for protected and long-term investments!
Owning $BNB on Binance is the start of your journey!
My Assets Distribution
BNB
EURI
Others
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30.21%
10.34%
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🎯 Do you check your phone every 8 seconds? Maybe it’s not just a "habit" — it’s FOMO.
Fear of Missing Out is not a meme joke: it is measurable, it has a real impact on anxiety, sleep, financial decisions, and even happiness.
📊 There is a scientific scale with 10 questions that measures how vulnerable you are to this silent fear.
And yes, it’s connected to trading mistakes, overthinking, and impulsive choices.
👉 In the full article, I explain what it is, how it works, and why you should pay attention to it before clicking “buy” just because “everyone else is doing it.”
📎 Read the full in-depth article on Binance
#FOMO
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Fear of Missing Out is not a meme joke: it is measurable, it has a real impact on anxiety, sleep, financial decisions, and even happiness.
📊 There is a scientific scale with 10 questions that measures how vulnerable you are to this silent fear.
And yes, it’s connected to trading mistakes, overthinking, and impulsive choices.
👉 In the full article, I explain what it is, how it works, and why you should pay attention to it before clicking “buy” just because “everyone else is doing it.”
📎 Read the full in-depth article on Binance
#FOMO
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AND WHAT IF I TOLD YOU THAT FOMO CAN BE MEASURED?
🔥 "FOMO: the fear of missing out on everything… even if there was nothing to miss"
How a psychological scale helps us understand what drives us to check our phones every 8 minutes
In 2013, a group of researchers led by Andrew Przybylski did something we all would have liked to do: measure FOMO.
Yes, that uncomfortable and prickly feeling you get when it seems like something more interesting is happening elsewhere than in your reality.
The result? A 10-question scale, which is now used worldwide to measure how vulnerable we are to the thought:
How a psychological scale helps us understand what drives us to check our phones every 8 minutes
In 2013, a group of researchers led by Andrew Przybylski did something we all would have liked to do: measure FOMO.
Yes, that uncomfortable and prickly feeling you get when it seems like something more interesting is happening elsewhere than in your reality.
The result? A 10-question scale, which is now used worldwide to measure how vulnerable we are to the thought:
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DID YOU ENTER ON #Bob today?
🧠 FOMO: a cognitive bias that undermines decision-making clarity in trading
It's like seeing a long line outside a restaurant and thinking: "It must be good, if there are so many people" — even though you might have already chosen another quiet place to eat. That line puts doubt in your mind: "What if I'm missing out on something better?"
In the context of financial markets, particularly in the world of cryptocurrencies, FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is one of the most pervasive and dangerous biases.
It is the irrational fear of missing a profit opportunity, which leads the trader to make impulsive decisions, often disconnected from a real technical or fundamental analysis.
📉 The operational effects of FOMO:
Late entry into a position, on already overbought assets.
Excessive capital allocation, driven by emotional urgency.
Lack of an exit plan, resulting in poor risk management.
Overlap between impulse and strategy, with little operational discipline.
🎯 How to counter it?
1. Predefine your trading plan: entry, exit, and stop-loss levels must be clear before the movement begins.
2. Observe emotions as data: FOMO is an internal signal, not external. It is an indicator of psychological risk, not of opportunity.
3. Study the context, not the hype: a sudden pump can be market manipulation. Follow the price, but respect your analysis.
📌 Conclusion
FOMO is a symptom of a disconnect between action and strategy.
In the long run, those who can wait are more likely to preserve capital and clarity.
💬 Have you ever recognized signs of FOMO in yourself? What strategies do you use to manage it? Let's discuss in the comments 👇
#xrp #Bob
🧠 FOMO: a cognitive bias that undermines decision-making clarity in trading
It's like seeing a long line outside a restaurant and thinking: "It must be good, if there are so many people" — even though you might have already chosen another quiet place to eat. That line puts doubt in your mind: "What if I'm missing out on something better?"
In the context of financial markets, particularly in the world of cryptocurrencies, FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is one of the most pervasive and dangerous biases.
It is the irrational fear of missing a profit opportunity, which leads the trader to make impulsive decisions, often disconnected from a real technical or fundamental analysis.
📉 The operational effects of FOMO:
Late entry into a position, on already overbought assets.
Excessive capital allocation, driven by emotional urgency.
Lack of an exit plan, resulting in poor risk management.
Overlap between impulse and strategy, with little operational discipline.
🎯 How to counter it?
1. Predefine your trading plan: entry, exit, and stop-loss levels must be clear before the movement begins.
2. Observe emotions as data: FOMO is an internal signal, not external. It is an indicator of psychological risk, not of opportunity.
3. Study the context, not the hype: a sudden pump can be market manipulation. Follow the price, but respect your analysis.
📌 Conclusion
FOMO is a symptom of a disconnect between action and strategy.
In the long run, those who can wait are more likely to preserve capital and clarity.
💬 Have you ever recognized signs of FOMO in yourself? What strategies do you use to manage it? Let's discuss in the comments 👇
#xrp #Bob
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ECCO 3 MENTAL TRAPS in which EVERY Trader sooner or later FALLS
1. FOMO – Fear of Missing Out
Have you ever seen a coin spike and jumped in, only to watch it crash a few minutes later?
That urgent need to "not miss the train" is pure FOMO. It’s not rationality: it’s panic disguised as opportunity.
The problem? When you buy out of fear, you’re not deciding: you’re reacting.
2. Overtrading – The adrenaline that tricks you
Some are not looking for profit: they are seeking strong emotions.
They enter and exit constantly, even without a plan. It’s not trading: it’s a form of gambling.
And like any addiction, it consumes you without you realizing it.
3. Confirmation bias – You see only what you want to see
If you’re convinced that a coin will rise, you will only read news that confirms your belief.
You will ignore contrary signals. You will tell yourself that "it’s just a correction."
In doing so, you lose clarity. And with clarity, you lose money.
These are just 3 of the numerous mental traps a trader can fall into. Over time, we will cover them all and study active and passive strategies on how to cope with them.
Follow me and write in the comments what you want to start with!
Our journey into financial psychology...starts now!
#Bob
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1. FOMO – Fear of Missing Out
Have you ever seen a coin spike and jumped in, only to watch it crash a few minutes later?
That urgent need to "not miss the train" is pure FOMO. It’s not rationality: it’s panic disguised as opportunity.
The problem? When you buy out of fear, you’re not deciding: you’re reacting.
2. Overtrading – The adrenaline that tricks you
Some are not looking for profit: they are seeking strong emotions.
They enter and exit constantly, even without a plan. It’s not trading: it’s a form of gambling.
And like any addiction, it consumes you without you realizing it.
3. Confirmation bias – You see only what you want to see
If you’re convinced that a coin will rise, you will only read news that confirms your belief.
You will ignore contrary signals. You will tell yourself that "it’s just a correction."
In doing so, you lose clarity. And with clarity, you lose money.
These are just 3 of the numerous mental traps a trader can fall into. Over time, we will cover them all and study active and passive strategies on how to cope with them.
Follow me and write in the comments what you want to start with!
Our journey into financial psychology...starts now!
#Bob
$XRP
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🧠 The mind is the first market: why your worst enemy in trading is yourself
In the world of crypto, everyone talks about technical analysis, fundamentals, macroeconomics… But few focus on a crucial concept: psychology.
It doesn't matter how prepared you are: if you can't manage your emotions, sooner or later the market will present you with the bill.
Follow me to read content on financial psychology, exchange opinions, seek solutions, and take control of yourself!
$XRP
In the world of crypto, everyone talks about technical analysis, fundamentals, macroeconomics… But few focus on a crucial concept: psychology.
It doesn't matter how prepared you are: if you can't manage your emotions, sooner or later the market will present you with the bill.
Follow me to read content on financial psychology, exchange opinions, seek solutions, and take control of yourself!
$XRP
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