FOMO around the FOMO App’s social trading / trader copy-trading / mobile speculation can easily be driven by emotions. I’d rather wait until the first wave of hype cools a bit and then check whether the capital is still there.

The core of this discussion isn’t who’s up the most, but who can carry the narrative into the next day. What’s worth watching in the current hot spot is the quality of the discussion—not the short-term noise.

Right now it feels more like a filtering stage; it’s not the time to go all-in and bet on a direction. If the story, the capital, and the price are moving in different directions, the action should be slower.

I’ll put it on my watchlist, but I won’t change my position just because of one hot post.

I don’t like chasing it when the whole internet is excited. I’d rather miss out on a bit of profit than leave myself hanging at the emotional peak.

Whether a theme can keep going doesn’t depend on how loud the slogans are. Look at three things: whether the discussion is spreading, whether pullbacks have support/continuation, and whether capital is still moving in. If any one of these is missing, I’m more inclined to make fewer moves.

This is not investment advice—just my own observations and trading habits.

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