"What good is it to study finance if a coin of a hat-wearing frog (
$PEPE ) makes you feel more FOMO than an Apple stock?" 🤔💥
I have been analyzing the phenomenon of memecoins (
$PEPE ,
$WIF ,
$DOGE ) and the truth is that, in finance school, sometimes we are embarrassed to admit how strong $fomo hits.
No matter how much we study graphs and risk management, when you see a coin of a puppy or a frog rise 300% in one afternoon, your brain short-circuits. The problem is that at that point you are no longer investing; you are trading purely on adrenaline. 🧠💥
I have learned the hard way that if you buy because you saw it on TikTok or because "everyone is making money", you are probably already the exit liquidity for someone who entered days before. It is not a sin to enter a hype narrative; the sin is to believe it is a solid project and not have a plan to exit.
If you do not take profits in green, the market will sooner or later take them for you in red. In the end, the question is: Do you enter because you understand the movement or because you are dying of envy seeing the person next to you earn more than you? 📉💸
Has anyone else experienced that FOMO has overtaken reason? Do you have any golden rules to not "marry" a memecoin? I'm reading you. 👇
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