When the price of 1000 SATS rose, some investors found that they did not hold enough chips. They had high expectations for the project, but they hesitated and did not buy in time when the price was low. This situation made them more confident in the future prospects of the project. As a result, they chased high prices when prices were high, but were often trapped by the market. On the contrary, when the price plummeted, the chips they held made them begin to question their judgment of the project, and finally chose to cut their losses and exit after losing confidence, while the price began to rise sharply again.

In high-leverage transactions, these emotional fluctuations are amplified, and big money players use these human weaknesses to harvest retail investors, which also leads to huge market fluctuations. Therefore, when participating in the market, investors should avoid making decisions beyond their ability to bear, and at the same time, they should believe in their own judgment and not regret once they make a choice.

I firmly believe that Satoshi represents the spirit of blockchain and is a staunch defender of the concept of decentralization. Once a decision is made, there will be no regrets and no surrender to evil forces. This spirit is also the attitude that investors should have when facing market fluctuations.