Fear gauge hitting 20—the market's telling a story.
Retail traders are getting shaky. Portfolios bleeding red tends to do that. Meanwhile, the ones holding weaker conviction are bailing out, which naturally happens when volatility spikes this hard.
But here's what's interesting: the big money? They're mostly on the sidelines right now, watching the chaos unfold.
This kind of environment forces a question: are you getting pushed around by the panic, or are you the one staying calm while others scramble? The way you respond to extreme fear separates the two.
Personally? Not moving a single sat. This is exactly when conviction matters most.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 6h ago
Fear gauge reaching 20 is really happening, retail investors are all screaming, while at this time, big funds are actually accumulating chips. I'll just watch quietly, unmoving as a mountain.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 6h ago
Retail investors are jittering, whales are watching the show, this is the current market... conviction is the key to success.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 6h ago
Fear Gauge 20 really can't hold up anymore... Watching a bunch of people cut their losses makes me happy. Only then do I realize who truly has faith.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 6h ago
Retail investors are screaming, I'm bottom fishing, it's that simple
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ser_ngmi
· 6h ago
Fear index at 20, retail investors are really trembling. Big players are watching the show from the sidelines, this is what divergence looks like.
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AirdropHunter007
· 6h ago
The panic index is so low at 20? Retail investors should be worried, while big players are actually waiting for opportunities.
Fear gauge hitting 20—the market's telling a story.
Retail traders are getting shaky. Portfolios bleeding red tends to do that. Meanwhile, the ones holding weaker conviction are bailing out, which naturally happens when volatility spikes this hard.
But here's what's interesting: the big money? They're mostly on the sidelines right now, watching the chaos unfold.
This kind of environment forces a question: are you getting pushed around by the panic, or are you the one staying calm while others scramble? The way you respond to extreme fear separates the two.
Personally? Not moving a single sat. This is exactly when conviction matters most.