Staring at the fluctuating Candlestick on the screen, someone has learned to stay calm. He no longer gets his heart racing with every fluctuation, his gaze sweeping over the crowd of momentum investors, turning away from the noise.

The late-night review always follows the same rhythm: why is it always like this? The entry point looks perfect, yet it still gets thrown off before takeoff. Why do opportunities never wait for anyone? One answer might calm you instantly - you are never trading the market, but rather the panic inside yourself of "if I don't buy now, I'll miss out forever."

The moment you stop chasing the price of coins is when your trading career truly begins.

**FOMO is the most expensive tuition in the market**

Almost everyone has experienced this: watching the price soar straight up, everyone in your social circle is celebrating, your hands start to shake, and you feel that not jumping in would mean missing out on a lifetime opportunity. And what happens? You dive in, but within a few minutes, the price peaks and starts to drop, leaving your account in the red.

This is not called bad luck; this is called the precise harvesting of the market.

The market follows a fixed pattern: large funds quietly accumulate positions when no one is paying attention; the coin price slowly rises, and discussions begin; retail investors become overly enthusiastic and follow the trend; the big players start to cash out and sell; those at the bottom panic and cut their losses. Every time you chase the price out of fear of missing out, you are essentially handing money to those "big players" who have already laid their plans, acting as their exit buyer.

**From Trend Chaser to Rule Keeper**

In the world of trading, there are actually only two types of people: one type always wants to catch every wave of the market, and the other type only waits for worthwhile opportunities.

The former is exhausted from running around, while the latter makes money easily. The difference lies not in technology, but in mindset.