Since 1975—when precious metals traded at $5—I've watched countless market cycles unfold. One pattern keeps repeating: both XRP enthusiasts and silver speculators seem unusually susceptible to hype cycles. They bite hard on narratives, chase momentum aggressively, and struggle to exit before the reversal. What's driving this? Is it the retail-dominated nature of these markets? The emotional connection to "underdog" assets? Or perhaps the communities themselves amplify conviction bias? Curious if others have noticed this behavioral divergence across different trader types.