$BTC crash taught me something the green days never could.
In the early days, every time BTCUSD plunged—from $20K to $3K in 2018, or $64K to $29K in 2021—I panicked. The charts bled red, the candles dropped like knives, and I sold. Not because I chose to, but because the exchange, the noise, the fear pushed me to.
But after each crash came a rally—$3K to $69K, $29K back to $73K. I started to see the pattern: the fear was never truly mine. It was engineered by volatility, media hysteria, and market psychology to shake me out before the climb.
Given the current market volatility, it's uncertain whether $HMSTR will go back up higher or continue its downward trend. The token is hovering near support levels, and a trend reversal or further decline are both possible. I don't hope for the worst guys
I just have to wait for $ETH to dip near key support zones between $2,300–$2,400, usually triggered by war-related like the israeli conflicts. I buy in layers, starting small and adding more if the price nears stronger support. I place a stop-loss below $2,200 to manage downside risk. My target is a rebound toward $2,600–$2,800 as markets stabilize. I always check on-chain data like whale accumulation and exchange outflows before entering. I risk only 1–2% of my capital per trade, ensuring I'm protected. This strategy balances risk and reward in volatile and especiallynews-driven conditions.
#IsraelIranConflict has really caused a dip in my hamster investments...i hope it will pump soon...i have bought more Pepe..what's your thoughts on pepe and Hamster coins?
Did you notice this :Each time $ETH is about to pump,this happens:Some kind of war suddenly breaks out of nowhere 1.First Israel - Gaza 2.Then a tarrif War -China and US 3.Then India - Pakistan 4.Now Iran and Israel