$USUAL Last night, a prompt message from the Binance trading window caused many people to sell off their holdings. An old piece of news surprisingly triggered such a large panic. This also shows that the price of a token in trading is influenced by market sentiment, which accounts for at least 70%, with the remaining being the actual price of the token itself. There are still many retail investors who have never researched the tokens they hold deeply and adopt a mindset of reacting to rumors.

I see many people in the square complaining about selling at a loss, and later worrying about missing out and buying back at a higher price. It’s understandable to sell if you make a profit, but is it a bit reckless to sell at a loss a token with good prospects that hasn't even started formal trading?

Trading tokens is about mindset, personal understanding, and the news, with funds being the last factor—not the other way around. Although there was a little hiccup, it still doesn’t change the overall upward trend of USUAL, and I remain optimistic about it. Fearless of the storm, I will move forward steadily. Wishing everyone prosperity!