Behind the rise and fall of $BEAT, the most easily overlooked truth is — what truly drags traders down is never the market's violent fluctuations, but the moment they lose control of themselves.

After being in this market for a while, you'll realize that a single loss isn't necessarily fatal. As long as your position is still in your hands, it means you still have a chance to bounce back. What’s terrifying? It’s that the account’s money is still there, but your mindset collapses first. Once emotions explode, even the best opportunities in front of you become invisible.

The market’s most cunning trick is to go against human nature. When the upward trend is fierce, FOMO drives you to chase highs; when the decline is deep, fear forces you to cut losses. Ironically, the real turning points often hide within these human weaknesses — when it’s time to act, you’re still sleepwalking; when you should hold, you’re scared and ready to run.

In essence, volume is the visualization of emotion. When popularity is high, the market roars; after retail investors withdraw, no matter how much they try to push, it’s powerless to turn the tide. This is the market telling you through data: behind price movements are the psychological battles of participants.

Later, I realized a truth: those who can truly seize the favorable trend are often those who are not persistent, not greedy, not fearful, and even dare to hold cash and wait. Opportunities in the crypto world are endless; what’s scarce are traders who can stay self-consistent amid chaos.

No matter how violent the market fluctuations, at the end of the day, they are just noise. The ultimate determinant of victory or defeat is never where the market points, but whether you can control yourself at critical moments. The highest realm of trading is to transform into someone who remains unmoved like a mountain amidst the storm through continuous adjustment and self-improvement.