$BTC If people don't know, the first FOMC Meeting of this year will take place on the first day of the Lunar New Year🧧.
This means that just as we finish wishing each other a Happy New Year, the first person we congratulate after family is Chairman Powell of the Fed. I hope he gives out lucky money like last meeting, otherwise it will be a disaster 🤣🤣
According to data from CME Group, there is currently an 88.8% chance that the Fed will maintain interest rates at (4.25-4.5%) in the first meeting of the year 🔥🔥 #fomc
📱 : -77.5 m$ 🔴 BlackRock (ETHA): No transactions. Grayscale “Mini” (ETH): No transactions. Grayscale (ETHE): -21.4 m$
The first trading session of 2025 is a session with negative cash flow. The selling pressure mainly comes from BlackRock regarding its Bitcoin ETF fund.
This is also the largest negative cash flow for BlackRock since its launch in 01/2024 and simultaneously this is also the 3rd consecutive negative flow.
You see, the model of climbing and falling from the mountain has been formed since Mr. Musk changed his avatar. Those who fomo must be feeling down now 😵💫😵💫 $BTC $SOL $ETH #BtcNewHolder #ElonMusk.
In investing, fear is a common emotion, and it often occurs when we have incurred too many losses. When feeling fear, we tend to be hesitant to enter trades or only feel comfortable setting low profit targets.
Many investors might think that "it's better to take a small profit than to incur further losses," but this mindset is not always correct. While taking profits early can help us avoid losses, if done too frequently, we will not be able to achieve sustainable returns in the long term.
It is important to learn how to control emotions, especially fear, in order to make rational investment decisions and achieve long-term profits. #BtcNewHolder #Crypto_Jobs🎯
$ETH One of the common emotions that everyone has when investing is greed. So what is greed in trading and investing?
$SOL Greed is when we want to make more and faster profits. However, this emotion can lead to wrong actions, such as:
Investing too much: When we want big profits, we can decide to invest with a large volume, hoping that the profits will also increase. However, if the price goes against the prediction, the loss will be even greater.
Excessive expectations: Greed also makes us set profit targets that are too high. This can lead to, instead of making a profit, we have to suffer a loss.
Emotion of hope: When greed is combined with hope, we tend to perceive that the price will always move in our favor. However, this is not always the case, and if we do not control our emotions, the risk will increase.
In short, greed can blind us, leading to unwise and high-risk decisions. It is important to know how to control our emotions and make reasonable investment decisions.
Human beings often tend to fear making mistakes, fear the feeling of pain from losing money, and usually prefer to follow the crowd.
The mistake here is always thinking that the crowd is always right, which leads to buying at high prices and selling at low prices; this is called the bookmaker's principle that has been pre-calculated.
What we should do is buy at low prices and sell at high prices.
Therefore, going against the crowd is the formula for success.
No matter what, before managing your emotions, what you need to prioritize is managing risk, by only entering trades at a level that does not affect your own thoughts and feelings.
Simply put, winning is fun, losing is not a big deal either.