Trading cryptocurrencies may seem like a game of probability, but in reality, it tests human nature. When the market declines, people fear missing out; during rebounds, they chase highs; watching others make money sparks envy, or they cut losses and run at the first sign of pullback—these are not flaws, but conditioned reflexes when facing uncertainty. Fear, greed, self-doubt—these emotions are amplified tenfold in extreme market conditions#PI
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Trading cryptocurrencies may seem like a game of probability, but in reality, it tests human nature. When the market declines, people fear missing out; during rebounds, they chase highs; watching others make money sparks envy, or they cut losses and run at the first sign of pullback—these are not flaws, but conditioned reflexes when facing uncertainty. Fear, greed, self-doubt—these emotions are amplified tenfold in extreme market conditions#PI