When Trump writes — crypto trembles
Every time Donald Trump writes something on social media, the crypto market seems to get a signal: "Time to panic!". As soon as he makes a couple of phrases — someone is dumping coins, others are losing on futures, and some are panicking and blaming Musk or Trump's sons. What, interestingly, is their fault? That you sold out of emotions? Did not set stop-losses? Or forgot to turn on isolated margin?
To be honest, if one tweet can throw your portfolio off track, maybe it's not really Trump's fault. In a sea where whales swim, there is no place for small mollusks. Crypto is not about panic, but about patience, calculation, and a cool head.
Trump certainly knows how to make noise. His posts are like a stone in water: waves go, everyone fusses, and then everything calms down. And those who sold at the bottom then look at the chart for a long time and think: "Maybe it wasn't worth it?"
