Have you noticed that during the process of the coin price rising, we basically can't grasp the true peak? No matter how crazy the increase, even if it exceeds our initial expectations, the same thought is in our minds—maybe there's still another surge? Just holding on like that, dreaming daydreams, never truly satisfied.

Then the price suddenly turns downward, and stories immediately pop into our heads: this is just a short-term correction, there will definitely be new highs. But what happens? The decline gets bigger and bigger, and that little sense of security in our hearts also evaporates. You start thinking, okay, maybe this is the bottom? But even if it drops to this level, most people are still struggling, only daring to breathe a sigh of relief when they see a slight rebound—only to be followed by another sharp drop.

The more it falls, the more anxious we become, until one day, looking at the numbers in our accounts, we realize it has become unbearable. At this moment, those "firm beliefs" collapse instantly, and people who chased the high at high prices cut their losses and exit. Those who are a bit more rational might still make a small profit and get out.

Of course, there are also very brave ones who would rather see their money go to zero than admit defeat—but honestly, those risking their lives are a minority.

This is the cruel part of reality: probably less than 5% of people can strictly follow their trading plans without being influenced by emotions. These few often earn more than the first two types of people. The truth is, everyone understands the reasoning, but when faced with the coins in hand, rationality seems to be swallowed by something, and all the rules that should be followed are forgotten.