#ETH走势分析 Have you ever experienced this?

Bitcoin keeps going up for a few days, and you finally can’t resist jumping in. What happens next? As soon as you buy, it stops rising.

Or, you see the market crashing, you panic, and quickly sell everything to stop the loss. The next day, you check and the price has bounced back.

Actually, it’s not that you don’t understand technical analysis, and you’ve done your homework—you just act faster than you think.

Today, let’s talk about this age-old problem: what’s really going on with chasing rallies and panic selling, why does it lead to losses, and how can you control your impulse to act?

**First, what does “chasing rallies and panic selling” mean?**

Chasing rallies: Watching the price surge and being afraid to miss out, FOMO kicks in, and you rush in.

Panic selling: Price drops quickly, you’re scared of losing even more, so you panic and sell at a loss.

Sounds like you’re following the trend? Not really. Most of the time, you’re just being pushed by your emotions and making a late decision.

The crypto market is insanely volatile. A 20% jump in a day is normal, and a 30% drop isn’t unusual either. If you buy at the top and sell at the bottom—this buy-high, sell-low operation is almost guaranteed to lose money in the long run.

$BTC $ETH