Are you also often chasing gains and selling at losses?

Watching the K-line surge upward rapidly, the anxiety in your heart grows, fearing that if you delay even a second, you'll miss the next "ten-bagger." With a clenched jaw, you follow the trend and jump in, but what happens? Before you even taste the profit, you're caught in a trap. I've been through this myself.

To put it simply, it's being deceived by the eyes. The market is full of illusions. When memecoins like PEPE and Bonk become popular, it seems like opportunities are everywhere, but in reality, it's all emotional manipulation. When the next new coin appears, it's the same old trick being played again.

What do experienced traders do? They don't rush in during big surges; instead, they quietly position themselves at the bottom when others are not optimistic. Trading isn't about quick reactions; it's about understanding market cycles and having patience.

To put it bluntly, new retail investors get slaughtered by this trick, but seasoned investors grow step by step—after paying enough tuition fees, they realize that what they see isn't always real.