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Like the $HMSTR $CATI in the airdrop field, there are big players called crypto whales. These whales can be individuals or companies that own large amounts of digital coins. Like their ocean namesakes, these whales can make big waves in the market. When they decide to buy or sell a lot of cryptocurrency, it can cause prices to change quickly, which affects the whole market.

But their power goes beyond just moving prices. Whales often use tricks to control the market for their own benefit. They might buy or sell in ways that confuse smaller investors, making them think the market is going up or down when itโ€™s not. Some of these tactics include creating large buy or sell orders to influence others or using private exchanges to hide their moves. This can trick regular investors into making decisions based on false signals.

At the same time, many investors experience something called Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). This is the worry that theyโ€™ll miss a chance to make money if they donโ€™t act quickly. In the fast-moving world of crypto, where prices can rise overnight, FOMO pushes people to jump in without doing enough research. Unfortunately, this often leads to disappointment when the prices drop soon after.

The combination of whale tactics and FOMO makes the cryptocurrency market very unpredictable. While whales can manipulate prices, FOMO leads to impulsive buying and selling, making the market even more unstable. Itโ€™s important for everyday investors to understand these forces so they can make better decisions and avoid losses.

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