2. Following Hype Blindly :i bought tokens because they were trending on Twitter or pumped by influencers. Some were rug pulls, some just dumped hard after the hype.
This is something that often happens to beginners. Trading new hype coins blindly, without any understanding, analysis, or even without any trading plans, just following people that are getting FOMO of the enw hype coins. This is really bad. but the problem is that this often happens in crypto trading. that's why, many new traders often lose money because of some of these things.
It's great when they start to realize and start changing their journey in trading, so they can have time to prepare themselves by upgrading their knowledge, understanding, and some plans that involve good and wise strategies and tactics.
There are also many stubborn crypto communities in this era, in fact, they always never learn from the mistakes of others, this was the fact that they seemed to not accept the truth. They are quick to believe in promises and other hype.
Then what's even worse is when they see many people investing and getting hyped, they will do the same without doing anything else,
so the end result is Fomo.
I hardly considered these crypto enthusiast as being stoborn traders who do not learn from other traders mistakes, I think many of them could be newbies, without basic ideas of trading, and there are some that are moved by FOMO, speculations, hype etc
In addition, those who could not learn from others mistakes might be ignorant to the fact that crypto has a learning process, worst still, there are some who has concluded that crypto is a get rich quick business.