Why 97% of Investors Lose Money in the NEM Bull Run — 3 Psychological Traps No One Talks About

The Price Isn’t the Story

NEM traded between \(0.0025 and \)0.0036 in just four snapshots — but look closer.

The real move? It wasn’t the dollar value. It was the human oscillation beneath it: fear masquerading as hope.

When volume spiked to 10M+ trades, emotions didn’t rise — they erupted.

We saw traders chase pumps not because of ‘alpha,’ but because they needed to believe something that didn’t exist.

The Quiet Math Behind the Noise

Look at the numbers:

• Snapshot 1: +25.18% surge… then panic sets in.
• Snapshot 2: +45.83% rally… then retreat to $0.00324.
• Snapshot 3: -7.33% correction… trading volume halved again.
• Snapshot 4: +1.45% recovery… but liquidity vanished.

This isn’t volatility — it’s emotional dysrhythmia. The market doesn’t trend upward — it echoes our inner doubt like a heartbeat slowing down after midnight.

You’re Not Trading Crypto — You’re Trading Yourself

Every spike is a mirror of your last decision to believe in consensus or code?

NEM moved because you needed validation more than profit. The chart doesn’t lie — you do.

I watched this from my Brooklyn apartment, where my immigrant mother taught me: ‘Data doesn’t speak unless you listen.’ So I ask you now: In which moment did you decide to trust Bitcoin? And when did you last choose: consensus… or code?