If you were hoping to buy $BTC cheaper, this can happen: the price drops and you worry it’ll keep falling. Then it bounces, and you start to feel rushed because it’s “getting away from you.”
On November 4, Binance News reported that BTC had once again topped 80,000 USDT. A move like that can change your mood before you’ve even finished figuring out what happened.
For me, the hard part is telling the difference between a new reason to buy and wanting to shake off the feeling that I’m too late. Changing your mind makes sense if the information has changed; chasing a rally just so you don’t miss out pushes the risk into the background.
What’s harder for you: watching the price fall without buying, or watching it rise after you’ve waited?
On November 4, Binance News reported that BTC had once again topped 80,000 USDT. A move like that can change your mood before you’ve even finished figuring out what happened.
For me, the hard part is telling the difference between a new reason to buy and wanting to shake off the feeling that I’m too late. Changing your mind makes sense if the information has changed; chasing a rally just so you don’t miss out pushes the risk into the background.
What’s harder for you: watching the price fall without buying, or watching it rise after you’ve waited?