Market panic feels random, but it never is.
Let me tell it calmly, the way I see it.
Gold started falling. Then silver cracked. Hard. People were overleveraged, crowded, convinced the crisis was here. Euphoria. When margins got hit, they did not sell what they wanted. They sold what they could. Crypto was liquid, so it went next.
That is not crypto failing. At least, I do not think it is. That is stress moving through the system.
I have seen this many times. Panic never looks logical in the moment. Everyone searches for a villain, a headline, a reason. But most sell because they must. They didn’t changed their mind in a few days.
While that happens, bigger players stay quiet. They do not rush. They buy slowly, knowing fear does the hard work for them.
This is how markets reset. Clarity for whales, confusion for the weak hands.
I do not fight panic and I do not chase hope. I wait, I scale, and I stay calm. That is where real edges are built.
I am not saying to blindly hold. Protect yourself if needed. Hedge when risk demands it. But when fear is everywhere and markets are bleeding, that is when it makes sense to start thinking about building long term positions, slowly and with intention.
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