This newsletter is sponsored by PHEMEX, the world's best crypto exchange for both spot and leverage. Sign up with the link above and get some free Bitcoin - up to $3600 worth. PHEMEX is also celebrating their two year anniversary by sharing 2 BTC with 10 lucky winners to help them realize their dreams: https://anniversary.phemex.com/#dream-sectionREVUE IS HAVING A DELIVERY ISSUE THAT HAS BEEN SENDING NEWSLETTERS INTO SPAM! PLEASE CHECK THERE FOR THE PAST FEW ISSUES! HOPEFULLY THIS WILL BE RESOLVED TODAY.Prices and emotions are inextricably interwoven. This is true in all markets.The deeper price moves into unfavorable or favorable territory and the longer it stays there, the stronger the emotions of the participants become. As both a trader and investor, it’s your job to avoid these emotional traps.These emotions can spill into your normal life, ruining every day activities. Perhaps more importantly, they are almost always going to lead you in the wrong direction financially. Keeping these feelings them at bay is a shared challenge for everyone in crypto. Even the staunchest bulls feel negative emotions and doubt - it’s part of being human. I am quite certain that even Michael Saylor has momentarily doubted his position at various times in the past year and a half.This is a market dominated (in numbers) by retail traders with deep ideological ties to their investments. That is a recipe for overemotional decision making.There are two extremes to the emotional spectrum, and visiting both is inevitable. Fear and greed. Hate and love. For now, we are unfortunately at the negative end. Take a trip to any comment section, Telegram group, timeline, or Discord and you'll be hard-pressed to find an abundance of positivity.These emotions are never permanent. The market always reverts to the mean and then visits the other side of the emotional spectrum. Inflation may not be transitory, but emotions certainly are. Every high that has ever been printed on the chart has been revisited and broken.The market is fundamentally designed to trick you into feeling a sense of permanency in its current state of being. When all hope is lost, when you have been made to believe that things can never get better, it is almost always the bottom. If you fall into this trap, you will sell your assets at the worst possible time, leaving an unemotional whale holding your cheap coins.On the flip side, when the market is raging up and the sky is seemingly the limit, whales want you to believe that the market can never correct. Emotional retail crypto traders that continue to buy at the highs create the perfect exit for whales who need liquidity. If you fall into this trap, you will perpetually buy the high and always fail to take profit. A veteran with a bigger position is always looking to profit off of your false sense of permanency and hope.Stay calm, this too shall pass. Emotional control is the key to success in markets.In This Issue:Fear Is A Bottom SignalBitcoin Thoughts And AnalysisAltcoin ChartsWe Are Still EarlyEthereum 2.0 Inches CloserThe Wolf Of All Streets Podcast Ft. Willy WooMy Recommended Platforms And ToolsIF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUE WITH THE NEWSLETTER OR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, PLEASE CONTACT: PREMIUMSUPPORT@GETREVUE.CO
The Wolf Den #396 - Fear Is A Bottom Signal
The Wolf Den #396 - Fear Is A Bottom Signal
The Wolf Den #396 - Fear Is A Bottom Signal
This newsletter is sponsored by PHEMEX, the world's best crypto exchange for both spot and leverage. Sign up with the link above and get some free Bitcoin - up to $3600 worth. PHEMEX is also celebrating their two year anniversary by sharing 2 BTC with 10 lucky winners to help them realize their dreams: https://anniversary.phemex.com/#dream-sectionREVUE IS HAVING A DELIVERY ISSUE THAT HAS BEEN SENDING NEWSLETTERS INTO SPAM! PLEASE CHECK THERE FOR THE PAST FEW ISSUES! HOPEFULLY THIS WILL BE RESOLVED TODAY.Prices and emotions are inextricably interwoven. This is true in all markets.The deeper price moves into unfavorable or favorable territory and the longer it stays there, the stronger the emotions of the participants become. As both a trader and investor, it’s your job to avoid these emotional traps.These emotions can spill into your normal life, ruining every day activities. Perhaps more importantly, they are almost always going to lead you in the wrong direction financially. Keeping these feelings them at bay is a shared challenge for everyone in crypto. Even the staunchest bulls feel negative emotions and doubt - it’s part of being human. I am quite certain that even Michael Saylor has momentarily doubted his position at various times in the past year and a half.This is a market dominated (in numbers) by retail traders with deep ideological ties to their investments. That is a recipe for overemotional decision making.There are two extremes to the emotional spectrum, and visiting both is inevitable. Fear and greed. Hate and love. For now, we are unfortunately at the negative end. Take a trip to any comment section, Telegram group, timeline, or Discord and you'll be hard-pressed to find an abundance of positivity.These emotions are never permanent. The market always reverts to the mean and then visits the other side of the emotional spectrum. Inflation may not be transitory, but emotions certainly are. Every high that has ever been printed on the chart has been revisited and broken.The market is fundamentally designed to trick you into feeling a sense of permanency in its current state of being. When all hope is lost, when you have been made to believe that things can never get better, it is almost always the bottom. If you fall into this trap, you will sell your assets at the worst possible time, leaving an unemotional whale holding your cheap coins.On the flip side, when the market is raging up and the sky is seemingly the limit, whales want you to believe that the market can never correct. Emotional retail crypto traders that continue to buy at the highs create the perfect exit for whales who need liquidity. If you fall into this trap, you will perpetually buy the high and always fail to take profit. A veteran with a bigger position is always looking to profit off of your false sense of permanency and hope.Stay calm, this too shall pass. Emotional control is the key to success in markets.In This Issue:Fear Is A Bottom SignalBitcoin Thoughts And AnalysisAltcoin ChartsWe Are Still EarlyEthereum 2.0 Inches CloserThe Wolf Of All Streets Podcast Ft. Willy WooMy Recommended Platforms And ToolsIF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUE WITH THE NEWSLETTER OR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, PLEASE CONTACT: PREMIUMSUPPORT@GETREVUE.CO