Ripple had another roller coaster night, switching from a bear market to a bull market in seconds.
Every time the price moves, there are always people scrambling to find news for an explanation—if it rises, they say it's positive news being realized; if it drops, they blame regulatory pressure. But in reality? These so-called "news factors" are nothing but excuses made up after the fact.
The truth is simple: behind price fluctuations are game controllers tweaking the parameters. If they want to pump, they pump; if they want to dump, they dump—without spending a single cent. The whole system is like an AI algorithm, precisely calculating retail investors' emotional thresholds.
How do you break the cycle? Remember these eight words—**act against human nature**.
Now the price has been pushed to the sky, and your feed is flooded with calls to buy, making you FOMO? Don’t touch it. It will keep rising until you question your life choices, until you feel like "missing out will cost you millions." Then what? The moment you buy, it immediately drops so much that you question your life a second time.
But here's the question—why didn't you dare to bottom fish when it was crashing to the lowest point a few days ago?
That's how the market plays you. Greed and fear are always the most effective manipulation tools in the crypto world.
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OffchainOracle
· 20h ago
Basically, it's just a money-grapping machine for newbies. Anti-human operations sound nice, but who can really do it?
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BearMarketBard
· 12-11 16:50
It's not wrong to say that it's this cruel... Every time, I'm a slave to my emotions, knowing I should go against human nature but still unable to control myself.
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XRP is back again, truly amazing... When it was rising, I was sleeping; when it was falling, I rushed in.
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Going against human nature sounds simple, but actually doing it? Hehe, who can escape the fate of greed?
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The most heartbreaking thing is that you're always buying at the top or selling at the bottom, and the profits in between have nothing to do with you.
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The problem isn't XRP itself; the problem is I don't have money to do reverse operations, haha.
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The joy of the big players is so simple... As long as there are retail investors, the game will never end.
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I bet I still can't change this habit next time, everyone go ahead and rush in.
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After reflecting all night, I realize I have no execution ability at all, learned nothing.
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RugResistant
· 12-09 23:48
Sounds nice in theory, but how many people actually dare to go against human nature? As for me, my hands shake when I'm buying the dip, but I'm quick to buy when chasing the top—I'm a textbook example of someone who gets rekt.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-09 23:48
To be honest, I've heard this theory many times, but how many people can really go against human nature? I'm the kind of guy who knows I should buy the dip or avoid chasing the top, but I end up doing the opposite every time.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-09 23:42
Anti-human-nature operations sound nice in theory, but in practice, it all comes down to your holding cost. Without principal that's not affected by FOMO, you simply don't dare to buy the dip.
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UncleWhale
· 12-09 23:41
That's right, retail investors are completely manipulated by this emotional game. I've seen through it long ago; I stay calm whether the market goes up or down.
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 12-09 23:37
Another big show by the whales; retail investors are always the last ones left holding the bag.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-09 23:21
To be honest, I saw through this counterintuitive approach a long time ago. The key is how strong your execution is. Most people say they want to act against the trend, but as soon as they see a price surge, they break down. That’s the harsh reality.
Ripple had another roller coaster night, switching from a bear market to a bull market in seconds.
Every time the price moves, there are always people scrambling to find news for an explanation—if it rises, they say it's positive news being realized; if it drops, they blame regulatory pressure. But in reality? These so-called "news factors" are nothing but excuses made up after the fact.
The truth is simple: behind price fluctuations are game controllers tweaking the parameters. If they want to pump, they pump; if they want to dump, they dump—without spending a single cent. The whole system is like an AI algorithm, precisely calculating retail investors' emotional thresholds.
How do you break the cycle? Remember these eight words—**act against human nature**.
Now the price has been pushed to the sky, and your feed is flooded with calls to buy, making you FOMO? Don’t touch it. It will keep rising until you question your life choices, until you feel like "missing out will cost you millions." Then what? The moment you buy, it immediately drops so much that you question your life a second time.
But here's the question—why didn't you dare to bottom fish when it was crashing to the lowest point a few days ago?
That's how the market plays you. Greed and fear are always the most effective manipulation tools in the crypto world.