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Lately, many tokens are showing sudden spikes—some rising 25% or even 50% within just a few hours. It’s easy to feel the urge to jump in immediately. These sharp increases might look like golden opportunities…

But here’s the truth:

What looks profitable isn’t always wise.

One of the most common errors beginners make on Binance or any exchange is this:

They buy a coin simply because it’s already going up fast.

This is dangerous.

Why? Because when a coin is rapidly climbing, it's often due to whales or institutional traders (smart money) pushing the price up. When retail investors (like us) enter at the top, those early buyers often start selling to lock in profits—leaving newcomers holding a falling asset.

Remember this simple but powerful idea:

> Avoid buying during a hype wave.

Instead, plan to buy when prices correct (dip), and consider exiting when they rise again.

Jumping into a fast-moving uptrend without research or a solid plan usually results in loss. Smart traders wait patiently for pullbacks, study the asset, review trading volume, and analyze price support levels—just like Binance suggests in its trading tutorials.

Here’s what smart money does:

They don’t follow emotions.

They don’t chase price charts that look too good to be true.

They prepare, observe, and enter positions at strong levels—not at the peak of excitement.

This isn’t financial advice, but it’s based on years of watching how markets behave. Even on platforms like Binance, where liquidity is high and tools are available, FOMO (fear of missing out) can still lead to bad decisions.

If you truly want to grow your portfolio:

Learn how the market moves.

Be patient.

Focus on your strategy, not your emotions.

Let’s grow wisely together—without falling for traps.

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