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BTC/ETH is trending, RAVE is watching the waves, the most important thing is not to fight it.

I recently realized that I am quite typical: with the same +5% and -5%, the unrealized loss makes me repeatedly check my phone in the middle of the night, while the unrealized gain I just ignore… Honestly, loss aversion is too real, my brain automatically amplifies "possibly losing more" into an alarm, even though rationally I know I haven't sold yet and it's just on paper.
The same applies in the group chat, too. When making profits, everyone says "steady," but when losing, they immediately start looking for narratives or scapegoats, especially recently with the staking/sharing safety yield s

Previously locked as a positive, now unlocked with no schedule, expectations are directly collapsing.

These days, when flipping NFT projects, my feeling is: the floor price drops first, royalties take the hit, everyone says they support creators verbally, but when it comes to selling, they still prefer to "save where they can"... To put it plainly, liquidity is just emotion plus narrative. When the community is hot, placing orders feels like fueling faith; when it's cold, people are too lazy to even open Discord. Recently, a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading projects have emerged, some touting "intelligent takeover," while others tighten security details (permissions, signatures, automa