Looking at the crypto world over the past few years, one interesting phenomenon has become increasingly obvious—the stark contrast in wealth disparity. The daily flood of stories about sudden riches and the bragging of successful individuals create a continuous psychological impact. Most people are actually struggling, but there are always some who are boldly showcasing their gains.

The logic behind this is actually quite cruel. When you see others making money through long or short positions, it's hard not to be triggered to trade—this is not a personal problem, but a common flaw of human nature. Psychological studies have long told us: people don't live based on absolute values, but on relative ones. Your returns don't matter as much as whether you have more or less than others.

In the crypto market, the design of the system, to some extent, is exploiting this greed. One hero movement after another creates a series of success stories. These stories are real, but they are amplified and spread, eventually evolving into a collective illusion. Most participants are ordinary, making it difficult not to be swept up in this wave.

Overcoming herd mentality and making rational decisions? The data says it's easy—99.99% of people have been burned by this. When market sentiment is heated enough, even the most rational advice seems pale in comparison. The key is not in the reasoning, but in whether you can maintain clarity amid the madness.