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Друзья привет!😉 Я думаю, что множество из Вас хоть раз стыкались с так называемым чувством "FOMO", что иными словами переводится как "синдром потерянной (упущенной) прибыли". Что это значит? А это значит то, что Вы например купили биток по 10к, продали когда он был по 20к, и больше не закупались. Сейчас он стоит 60к и я думаю каждый очень сожалеет о том, что продал его слишком дёшево и созидание нынешней цены просто режит глаза. У меня подобное чувство случилось с монеткой DOGE! Я имел их около 30к и продал всего лишь за 3 недели до пампа в 0,04$, максимальной же точкой кипения стала цена в 0,74$, что добило меня окончательно. Были ли у Вас подобные случаи?😊 Рассказывайте в комментах, будем оказывать друг другу психологическую поддержку:)

This is my first post on CryptoTalk.org and I will do it about one theme that pops into my mind these days. Due to BTC's surge from around $10k at the beginning of autumn 2020 to the surge around $40k in the early days of 2021 I see more and more people wanting to enter the market right now & others waiting for the correction. And the question coming recurring seems to be: "Is it too late to start buying Bitcoin?". One of the main reason for the price surge is definitely the influx of institutional money pumping dollars (which are printed like crazy) to the finite supply of BTC making as the latest stats 78% of the bitcoins in the market illiquid. Based on the demand & supply, if these new whales are searching to buy every bitcoin & satoshi they can get, the price will grow even higher and we will soon see a dangerous institutional bubble. Based on the principle - I follow my neighbour's actions all the big players seems to want to own BTC these days so bitcoin has finally decoupled itself from the rest of the market. But ... let's go back like 10 years or more when MySpace was a huge giant and Facebook enters the market. Well, we all know what happened, people lost interest and they flew to Facebook instead, and Facebook as a group buys or wants to buys any potential next big thing so if people fly away from Facebook they will land on something else owned also by Facebook. Well, I think that for BTC this is the biggest danger, at a certain point the miners, exchanges & even funds to move their interest to something else. Right now, in the market, for investment purposes there are many solid projects with their coins which can 100X, 500X or 1000X over the next few years. Nobody knows exactly where BTC will be in the next 1,2 or 3 years. It can go to $500k, $100k, or $1k. Nobody knows, and for the little guy wanting to start buying I would say to start buying in chunks over a period of time, no matter the price so to own a piece of the pie. Also, when buying BTC to start placing small amounts, small bets on potentially new, fantastic projects (on their coins :)) which could become the next big thing in the space. Of course, there is some work required for the research & assessment but without work nothing important can be achieved. For the institutions being in the FOMO mode right now I would advise the same. Most funds & institutional money follow the same patterns and algorhythms so they may buy like crazy like now but also they may sell like crazy after a while causing a market crash. So I will suggest a little bit more creativity with the investments in crypto, and to shy away from the FOMO zone which can create big turbulences due to the amounts involved. Interested to see your opinions, and thank you for the opportunity to share my thoughts here! So it is not too late to start buying BTC while you also place bets on other projects, as this strategy could be a game changer for you.

It is very important to avoid FOMO during cryptocurrency trading In the past four hours, the Bitcoin price increased by about 10% , but a lot of traders started trading Bitcoin without thinking, just because of the "Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO)" If you are one of those traders I advise you to manage your risk carefully and to create a good trading plan to protect you from entering trades at the wrong time. If you have another useful tip which will help cryptocurrency traders to avoid FOMO, then feel free to mention it in the comments.

Much has been said about the problem that speculation represents within the crypto market and the most recent case is that of the Doge coin, a currency whose supply could be considered unlimited, with a network that does not offer something innovative and whose base is a meme, Today it represents 690% gains for many traders. However, this movement did not occur naturally, it had its origin in the Reddit forums and in Twitter threads, where a signal related to doge was announced, said movement was attributed to the same group that manipulated the actions of Gamestop. Later, the FOMO did its job and even, at this time, the doge can increase its price much more. What do you think about these practices? In a decentralized world anything goes, there are no rules. Do you agree? And if not, please leave your explanation in both cases. Source: CoinDesk