The crypto market is often a magnifying glass of emotions. When prices rise, investors tend to be overly optimistic; when prices fall, panic emotions take over. This psychological fluctuation usually leads to investment decisions going awry, resulting in disappointing outcomes.

Why do we always complain that the market is difficult to grasp? Why are we accustomed to buying high and selling low? In reality, the market is not as difficult to predict as we imagine; rather, it is our psychological factors that interfere with correct judgment.

Recently, Bitcoin's short-term bulls have made a profit of about 2000 points, Ethereum about 70 points, Binance Coin about 10 points, and Solana about 5 points. These data indicate that even in a fluctuating market, calm analysis can find reasonable entry points.

The investment market requires not only technical analysis but also emotional management skills. When most people are fearful, it may be the right time to buy, while one should be cautious when everyone is euphoric. Successful trading strategies are often built on contrarian thinking based on the general psychology of the market.