Looking at the trends of coins like ZEC, BNB, DOGE, the days that are easiest to get confused by are the ones with "no movement."

Many people think that as long as there is no sharp drop, they are making a profit. In reality, the most painful losses often occur during the most inconspicuous times—when the price is sideways, the mindset gradually becomes numb, and placing orders becomes increasingly casual. This rhythm is like boiling a frog in warm water—you don't realize when you start losing money.

The cruelty of the market is that it doesn't suddenly give you a slap. Instead, it slowly wears down your patience and destroys your judgment. When you find yourself relying more and more on "feelings" rather than logic, it means you've been completely led by the market rhythm.

That's why thoughtful traders pause to re-evaluate their trading strategies. They avoid blindly following the trend, avoid placing orders based on feelings, and instead make decisions based on their own analysis. Sometimes, admitting "I'm not sure" is much smarter than rushing in headfirst.