MEMOIRS OF FOMO
Back when BNB was trading around $1300–$1350, my inbox was flooded with the same questions:
“Should I buy $BNB now?”
“When is $3000?”
“Can BNB really hit $5000?”
The FOMO back then was intense.
Everyone was anxious, stressed, terrified of missing out.
Some were even willing to buy at $1350, thinking it was now or never.
But here’s the irony…
The same people who once claimed they’d “buy everything if BNB ever drops to $900–$1000”
are nowhere to be found now that BNB is sitting at $890.
The excitement is gone.
The confidence is gone.
The FOMO is silent.
And that’s exactly where things get interesting.
Going against the crowd is still one of the strongest moves in this market.
When the majority sees fear, those who understand the game see accumulation quiet, steady, intentional.
And when BNB pushes back to $1200–$1300, the same pattern will repeat:
Those who ignored the lows will FOMO-buy the highs.
The psychology never changes.
At $890, BNB looks like an opportunity that’s almost too obvious, yet most people still ignore it.
What do you think?
Is this the bottom, or are we heading even lower?
