The biggest fear in trading cryptocurrencies is encountering coins like Luna that are manipulated by institutions. When they rise, they can soar to the heavens, but when they fall, they can drop to zero instantly, which is something an ordinary person cannot withstand.

In my opinion, even if you make money from these coins, it's actually a loss; because from the perspective of your inner thoughts, your logic of making money is result-oriented.

Making money means it's a good coin, losing money means it's trash; the short-term impact is minimal, but in the long run, there will be many flaws, and even huge losses may occur.

For example, the ICX coin, which is known as "Ethereum" in South Korea. Holding it long-term yields benefits, and the fluctuations do not cause panic. It has established a blockchain alliance in fields such as banking, securities, and insurance in South Korea, providing cross-field blockchain ID, payment, and trading distributed application services.

The rational part is: it has fallen for too long, it should have risen. The irrational part is: the rise has been too short and the amplitude too large.