In the past few weeks, I've observed an interesting phenomenon:

When trading volume in the crypto market drops, some traders start shifting to commodity and stock markets. And then they say, "These are so good, why didn't I look here earlier?"

The reason is actually a simple psychological issue: there are no emotional expectations in traditional markets.

When buying gold or silver, no one thinks, "Will this 10x–20x?" When adding to a stock portfolio, the same—reasonable return expectations and limited risk are standard approaches.

Crypto? Completely different game. From the start, people envision high volatility and multiplier gains. This influences decision-making and creates pressure.

In a low-volatility environment, this psychological difference becomes more pronounced. When crypto traders look elsewhere, the answer to "why is there less stress here?" is exactly this—the expectation level is completely different.