The movement of traders is always linked to their expectations, whether for the market in general or for specific currencies, and based on these expectations, the trader moves by buying, selling, and holding in an effort to preserve their capital BNB and grow it XRP.
However, traders' expectations in the market often miss SOL. When optimism in the market is at its peak and everyone is racing to buy, the contrarian investor sees that prices have exceeded their true value and begins to take profits.
Many small traders also act on the logic of 'greed' during an upward trend, so many hold on to the rise regardless of the overvaluation, and thus institutional economic forecasts do not predict a decline but rather the opposite occurs. There is no doubt that collective bets and the fear of missing out are among the main reasons that cause the market to move against the trend.
The strategy of 'contrarian investing' has emerged, based on the principle of moving 'against the crowds', where contrarian investors see that markets tend to exaggerate their reactions.
The role of psychological factors and herd behavior has also emerged, as a wave of initial buying was followed by mass selling driven by fear of continued bubble, which confirms that external events such as monetary and geopolitical policies can turn the market landscape in just a few hours.
