The Emotional Trap After Stepping Out of the Golden Dog " Not to mention, after venturing into Ordi, I specifically studied this psychological reason and consulted friends who study psychology, because I can see this situation frequently in the cryptocurrency circle, and I have also stepped into pitfalls. This behavior has a very clear explanation in psychology and behavioral economics. I flipped through the notes at that time, which mainly involved the following core concepts: 🧠 FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) When a person misses a big opportunity, they will experience strong feelings of regret and anxiety, and then be afraid of "missing" again. This emotional drive will amplify the perception of similar opportunities in the future, making people tend to participate impulsively without careful consideration, abbreviated as "conformity+compensatory action". 🧠 2. "Loss aversion+compensatory behavior" The pain of loss is far greater than the pleasure of equal gain. 🧠 3. "Anchoring effect+emotional memory trap" The self-protection mechanism of the human brain forms an unrealistic but persistent expectation benchmark in the brain - anchored to the number you could have earned, such as' if I had bought that coin, I would have been 10 times more now '. Even if the project is not as good as before, you will still tend to take action - because your mind is not evaluating it, but recovering the regrets from the last time. When you hear on social media, news, friends around you, and other places that someone has become rich because of the previous story, emotional traps will be unconsciously triggered again, leading to an imbalance in your mentality - for example, last night @ EnHeng456 went to Space's B Rich Share 😂😂😂 ， Even if you don't listen, seeing the poster and hearing someone discussing it will make you feel uncomfortable. 🧠 4. "Speculation with anger after ideals are shattered" Missing opportunities may shake the original rational investment logic (such as value investing and self judgment). In order to alleviate cognitive dissonance (conflict), people begin to choose quick, high-risk, and high feedback speculative methods, hoping to "rebuild faith"; But this behavior is often mixed with emotional transactions, leading to a significant decline in judgment. Summary in one sentence: The urgent and blind rush to the next opportunity after missing a big chance is essentially a composite psychological reaction of FOMO+emotional compensation+anchoring bias+lack of impulse control. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I have experienced it many times myself and have a deep understanding. Can you share my own way of adjusting it 1. Record the reasons behind missing that opportunity with notes and carefully review them (information gap, slow decision-making, or hesitation) 2. Compare the structural differences between the subsequent opportunities and the 'missed golden dog', rather than emotional compensation (increasing the chance of traps) 3. Transform 'missing' into a part of the strategy rather than the trading motivation itself That's why I said I would participate in imitations with small funds, rather than completely rejecting them, but it must be a small and big strategy. Since we have already gained insight into the psychology of the crowd, why not take advantage of everyone's emotional problems to make a profit? It's just a lack of pattern, because the second tier value and certainty are far inferior to Longyi. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So for the last time, my friends who came to me to comment and brush CA are responding. If it's okay for me to get on the CA when I'm under 5M, then let me get on the CA when I'm 15M and go call for orders, No way。 Even if I manage to pull 100M later, I won't regret it because it doesn't match my predetermined investment strategy. I'd rather miss it than be trapped. I hope today's psychology sharing is useful for everyone and helps them get out of the trap of empty mindedness as soon as possible.