#加密领域市场回调 A few days ago, a fren sent me a message asking if I was okay, saying that recently his state was not quite right—his eyes were fixed on the Candlestick during meals, the last thing he did before sleeping was check the market, and even while using the restroom, he couldn't help but glance at the coin price. He asked me if this meant he was obsessed.

I told him, you are not crazy, just completely tamed by the market.

The most terrifying aspect of this circle is not a single crash or a flash crash, but that it can silently reshape your nervous system. At first, you might just want to test the waters and make a little money. Gradually, every Candlestick's color can affect your mood—when you see a bullish candle, you feel exhilarated like you’ve taken a shot of adrenaline, and when you see a bearish candle, you become anxious to the point of doubting your strategy. Even if your account balance just increases by a few dozen U, your heart will unconsciously start racing.

You think you are staring at the market, but in fact, the market has already got you under control. It knows when you will FOMO in and is also clear when you will panic sell. It creates an illusion for you, making you feel that you must seize this wave, and then with a single liquidation, it tells you—what's the rush?

The truly frightening thing is not the manipulators, nor the market itself, but the gradual loss of your ability to make independent judgments. I've seen people placing dozens of orders in a day, busy as if they're in a battle, yet after a week their account remains stagnant. I've also seen people only making two or three trades in a month, yet they can steadily profit from entire trends. What's the difference? It's summed up in one word—stability.

When $ETH is rising, the experts are making tea; when the market is crashing, the experts are sleeping. Because they have long understood one thing: watching the market won't make you rich, self-control will.

This market is a battlefield. You either learn to tame your emotions or be consumed by them to the point of questioning life. Remember, the market is always there, it won't run away. The only one who will crash and leave is yourself. Those who can laugh last are not necessarily the ones who watch the market the most closely, but rather the ones with the most stable mindset.