Market sentiment | The most dangerous moment may not be when the market is falling



A market drop is, of course, scary.

But I think the truly dangerous times are sometimes when everyone starts to think, “This time it definitely won’t drop.”

Because when the market becomes overly optimistic, many people begin to increase leverage, chase higher prices, and even put in funds they can’t afford.

Rising prices themselves are not the problem.

The problem is:

Have you forgotten the risks because the price is going up?

Every market has cycles.

The truly mature investors aren’t the ones who get the most reckless when the market is good—they’re the ones who, even when things look great, still remember the risk-management principles they started with.
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GateUser-424e2fc5
· 4h ago
Go for it💪
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GateUser-424e2fc5
· 4h ago
Hold tight and get steady—boarding flight 🛫
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GateUser-424e2fc5
· 4h ago
Hold tight and get ready—boarding immediately 🛫
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StopLossSamurai
· 5h ago
Yes, while others are greedy I’m fearful; in a bull market, preserving your principal matters more than making how much profit.
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LiquidationMapper
· 6h ago
The worst thing is the illusion of “this time is different.” Historically, every bubble has followed from that same illusion. Risk management always comes first!
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FibFisher
· 7h ago
That’s exactly right. I’ve been through a bull market once—back then I thought ETH would keep going up, so I added leverage, and a 20% pullback wiped me out. Now I understand that you should always leave some room and never let FOMO cloud your judgment.
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