Cryptocurrencies have been quite active lately, with some people following the trend to make a quick profit. One trade alone has a floating profit of 1318U. Such rapid returns can indeed give people a psychological hint—earning over ten thousand a month doesn’t seem like a dream. But after years in the crypto world, I’ve seen too many failure cases. The problem rarely lies in market judgment; instead, it’s often about the sense of rhythm.

Beginners often ask me the same few questions: "Is this normal now?" "Am I trapped?" "Should I keep waiting?" They seem like technical questions, but they’re not. The real pitfall is—holding coins that don’t belong to your investment plan, and using an incompatible mindset to endure the volatility.

If you’ve recently noticed these signals, you should be cautious: holding coins without a clear plan, constantly monitoring the market and losing sleep, doubting your position. At this point, the issue isn’t technical; it’s whether you’re forcing through risk or just being driven by emotions. Distinguishing between these two states is more important than anything else.