5/Altseason Live Psychology:My Core Principle,Learned Over Years
This experience is built on analyzing every previous altseason. And here is the main takeaway: altseasons are always short, but incredibly rapid. In this chaos, most people, driven by emotion, make the same mistakes:
- They open too many trades.
-They close a position on the first small move, hoping to "re-enter" another project that's "about to explode."
-They shift capital from a growing asset to one that hasn't moved yet. And it still doesn't move.
The problem is the mindset. You don't invest in what's falling or bet on "dark horses." You invest in what is already growing.
This might sound new to some, but the most important principle in trading, and in life, is to REINFORCE STRENGTH.
This is an attention market. And attention is captured by the speed and power of growth. Everyone is looking at what's pumping. That's where the money flows. Your job is to be in that flow, not to try and catch a falling knife.
And one more thing, the most critical rule for the next two months. I AM BEGGING YOU, DO NOT OPEN SHORT POSITIONS. Any 15-25% correction on a strong project is not a reason to short; it is your buying opportunity. Measure from the peak, and you will see these entry points. The strongest projects will correct even less. This system works.
Of course, this doesn't mean blindly buying everything that's green. You need to understand the narratives. But if your project is old and showing weakness while others are flying, maybe it's time to switch to a leader. As a subscriber wrote in the comments of my last post: in the previous cycle, SUI did a 10x, while APTOS did a 4x. This clearly shows where the market's attention was focused, and consequently, where the results were.
Best regards EXCAVO
