fomo · 5 min
What is FOMO in crypto trading?
FOMO, the fear of missing out, is the single most expensive emotion in crypto. What it is, how it shows up on a chart, and how to recognise it in yourself before it costs money.
the FOMO trader's blog
Short, practical guides for FOMO traders: what FOMO is, how it works, how to trade trending tokens, the mistakes that lose money, and the numbers that matter.
fomo · 6 min
How FOMO works: the psychology behind the buy button
The mechanics of fear of missing out: the loop that runs in your head from first candle to regret, and the four places where you can interrupt it.
strategy · 7 min
How to trade trending tokens without becoming exit liquidity
A step-by-step process for trading tokens that just started trending: what to check in 60 seconds, where to enter, how to size, and when to leave.
mistakes · 6 min
7 FOMO trading mistakes that lose money (and the fix for each)
The seven errors behind most memecoin losses: chasing green candles, ignoring liquidity, oversizing, no exit plan, revenge trading, trusting screenshots and averaging down.
trending · 5 min
How to spot a trending token early (before it is on every list)
The signals that appear before a token hits the trending lists: volume acceleration, holder growth, launchpad graduation, social velocity, and how trackers time-stamp the moment.
basics · 6 min
Market cap, liquidity and volume: the three numbers that decide a memecoin trade
What market cap, liquidity and volume actually measure on a DEX token, the ratios that matter between them, and the thresholds that separate tradeable tokens from traps.
fomo · 5 min
FOMO vs FUD: the two emotions that move crypto, and how to trade against both
Fear of missing out pushes prices up too fast; fear, uncertainty and doubt pushes them down too fast. Both are measurable, and both are tradeable if you are on the other side.
risk · 6 min
Position sizing and exits for momentum traders
How to size a memecoin position so a full loss doesn't matter, and how to exit so a winner actually pays: risk units, partial profits, trailing stops and the volume rule.