Every bull market creates heroes.

Every bear market creates regret.

And somehow, millions of people repeat the exact same mistake every single cycle: they buy when prices are already flying and sell when fear takes over.

Why does this happen?

Because people don't buy based on value. They buy based on emotions.

When Bitcoin is making new highs and everyone on social media is posting massive profits, it feels impossible to stay out of the market. Suddenly, every coin looks like a guaranteed winner and people rush in because they don't want to miss the next big move.

This is where FOMO takes control.

The higher the price goes, the more confident people become. They convince themselves that the rally will never end.

Then the market does what it always does.

It corrects.

Prices start falling, and excitement quickly turns into fear. The same investors who were calling for higher prices a few weeks earlier suddenly believe that crypto is finished.

The red candles become bigger. The bad news becomes louder. Panic spreads everywhere.

And that's when most people sell.

Not because the fundamentals changed, but because their emotions changed.

Ironically, the biggest opportunities in crypto usually appear when nobody wants to buy. The market rewards patience and punishes emotional decisions.

The investors who build real wealth often do the opposite of the crowd. They stay calm when everyone is greedy and become curious when everyone is afraid.

The market is designed to transfer money from the impatient to the patient.

That's why every cycle creates the same winners and the same losers.

Most people buy hope and sell fear.

The few who succeed learn to do the exact opposite.