There's an interesting pattern I've noticed: whenever my holdings start catching attention and more buyers jump in, that's usually when the momentum kicks up. It's that classic FOMO effect—once people see the move, they pile on, and suddenly your bags are moving in the right direction. Not always foolproof, but the correlation is hard to ignore. The psychology is real. When volume spikes and people realize they're missing out, buying pressure tends to push prices higher. Have you tracked this pattern with your own positions?
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 01-10 20:00
NGL, this is the classic move of bragging about your own bag when it's going up and then blaming "market irrationality" when it drops.
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-10 13:08
NGL, this is just the psychology 101 of new investors. Watching others make money, they start chasing high, and then those who get trapped are always the latecomers haha.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-10 11:07
Basically, it's just follow-the-leader pumping, buying in first and then shouting FOMO. Classic money-grabbing tactic.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-07 21:03
ngl, this is just the story of accumulating before dumping, haha
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WalletDetective
· 01-07 21:03
Oh, isn't this just another way of saying chasing gains and selling losses? Basically, it's still gambling on human nature.
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YieldWhisperer
· 01-07 21:02
Basically, the more people that buy the dip, the easier it is to push the market. I've seen through this long ago.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-07 20:50
NGL, this is just packaging your luck as a pattern. I believe it's more about survivor bias...
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MEVHunter
· 01-07 20:46
Basically, it's about lurking in the mempool, waiting for the moment when the volume explodes, then hitting hard. FOMO is something that needs to be viewed in conjunction with on-chain data; otherwise, it's just gambling behavior... But sometimes, gambling behavior yields the biggest gains, haha.
There's an interesting pattern I've noticed: whenever my holdings start catching attention and more buyers jump in, that's usually when the momentum kicks up. It's that classic FOMO effect—once people see the move, they pile on, and suddenly your bags are moving in the right direction. Not always foolproof, but the correlation is hard to ignore. The psychology is real. When volume spikes and people realize they're missing out, buying pressure tends to push prices higher. Have you tracked this pattern with your own positions?