From year to year, cryptocurrencies attract more and more attention. When the market begins to grow, many investors rush to invest in crypto assets. However, why do we choose this path when the market is growing? And how can the human factor lead to losses?

The psychology of the "growing market"

One of the main psychological factors is the phenomenon of missed profit (FOMO - Fear of Missing Out). It is the fear of missing out on an opportunity to earn while watching others profit from a growing asset. FOMO encourages us to invest when the price is rising, even if we don't understand all the risks. Psychologically, it is difficult for us to restrain ourselves when everyone around us is actively talking about the profitability of cryptocurrencies.

Growth in the market also activates the crowd effect. We subconsciously trust the decisions of others and begin to believe that if the market is rising, it is a "safe" signal. However, this can actually be a trap, as many investors succumb to the general hype and ignore fundamental market indicators that could signal downside risk.

Why can investing during growth be risky?

Investing at peak prices can lead to losses. The cryptocurrency market is extremely volatile, and price increases can be short-term or manipulative. When investors buy assets at their peak, prices often start to fall as the big players sell assets after locking in their gains.

In addition, at a time of strong growth, there is a temptation for fraudsters. Under the guise of promising projects, dubious cryptocurrencies or ICOs appear, attracting the attention of new investors. People invest money in "hype", and as a result, they are left with nothing.

How to avoid common mistakes?

1. Control your emotions. Don't make decisions based on market hype alone. Analyze the situation and look for rational reasons for investment.

2. Assess the risks. An increase in price is not always a sign that the asset will continue to increase. On the contrary, the sharper the growth, the higher the risk of correction.

3. Diversify your portfolio. Avoid investing the entire amount in one asset. Allocation of funds between different assets can reduce the risk of losses.

4. Study projects. Before investing, research the cryptocurrency, its team, mission, and technology. It is important to make sure that the project has real value.

Visnovok

The cryptocurrency market will always be attractive, especially during rising prices. However, before making an investment, it is worth remembering the risks behind emotional decisions. Balance, prudence and caution will help reduce the impact of the human factor and increase the chances of successful investments.

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