Why Is Everyone Selling Coins? The Truth Behind the Panic

Currently, many people are selling off their coins just because they see the price falling. If you ask them why, they will say: "The price is dropping, so I am selling." But in reality, most of them do not really understand what is happening—they are simply reacting emotionally, especially out of fear. Recently, the world has been continuously witnessing tense news: conflicts between countries such as Iran - Lebanon, Israel - Palestine, or Pakistan - India. This information makes the market unstable and greatly affects the sentiment of retail investors. However, what many people do not know is that large investors, known as "whales", often create deliberate sell-offs. They sell a portion of the coin, causing the price to fall. When the price starts to go down, retail investors become fearful and sell as well. This further drives the price down. And here is the "trick": After the price has fallen sharply due to selling pressure from small investors, those very "whales" come back to buy at a low price. They profit from the fear, while retail investors suffer losses for selling too early. The market always has cycles: rising and then falling, but after each strong price drop, there can be opportunities for new growth. Many coins still have the potential to reach new peaks (ATH) in the future. So, what should you do? Don't sell just because others are selling. Don't let emotions dictate your investment decisions. Stay confident if you have thoroughly researched the project you are investing in.

Be patient and wait for the next rise. The winner is the one who does not let emotions control them.