Panic selling $CREPE during the dip? That's where many traders go wrong. Once you dump your position at the bottom, you're already locked into a loss—and here's the kicker: getting back to the same holdings means you'll need significantly more capital now that the price has started climbing.

The thing about timing the market is that most people end up catching the falling knife and then chasing the recovery. If you sold out of fear, you've essentially missed the entry. Now as the momentum builds and price action picks up, re-entering requires deeper pockets than before.

This is why conviction matters. Whether $CREPE recovers or not, the math is simple: panic sells during corrections often turn into expensive lessons.