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Have you noticed that investors — despite their experience and lessons — fall into the same traps with each new cycle? As if the market is testing human nature, not just prices. What makes financial history repeat itself?

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🔄 Short memory... and long feelings

The problem is not a lack of information, but the dominance of emotion.
When prices rise, fear disappears and greed is born. When they collapse, logic vanishes and panic emerges.

#CPIWatch
The much-anticipated U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data has just been released, and the numbers are reigniting the debate in the markets!
Official numbers (June 2025):
Annual Consumer Price Index (CPI): 2.7%
Core Consumer Price Index (Core CPI) Annual: 2.9%
We saw immediate market fluctuations, as the price of Bitcoin dropped from its recent peaks right after the report was released. This raises the most important question that our discussion never ends:

Welcome to the crypto community! With the start of September, an old term is being echoed strongly among traders and investors: "Red September" or #RedSeptember. What is the truth behind this phenomenon? Should we really be concerned? Let's analyze the matter calmly and objectively. What is Red September? "Red September" is not a scientific rule, but a historical observation indicating that the price performance of Bitcoin (and thus most of the cryptocurrency market) tends to be negative during the month of September. Looking at historical data, we find that Bitcoin has ended the month of September down in many past years, which has earned this month a bad reputation in the market. Why does this trend happen historically? There is no confirmed single reason, but several proposed theories: The return of investors from vacations: Summer ends in the Northern Hemisphere, and major investors and fund managers return from their holidays. They often reassess their investment portfolios and sell some assets to take profits or reduce risks, creating selling pressure. Psychological effect (Self-Fulfilling Prophecy): Because many people expect the market to decline in September, they sell their assets as a precautionary measure. This mass selling is what actually causes the decline, fulfilling the prophecy itself. Should you sell your coins? The short answer: No need to panic. The past does not guarantee the future: Despite the historical trend, we have seen years where September's performance was positive or neutral. Relying on only one historical pattern is a risky strategy. Opportunity for long-term investors: If you believe in the fundamentals of the projects you are investing in, any price drop may represent a buying opportunity (DCA - Dollar-Cost Averaging) at lower prices, not a reason to sell at a loss. Focus on the fundamentals: Instead of worrying about one month's volatility, focus on the fundamentals of the project: its team, technology, and use cases. Strong projects survive "Red September" and grow in the long term. In summary, "Red September" is an interesting phenomenon and a good reminder that crypto markets are volatile. Be prepared, but don't let fear dictate your decisions. Use a clear strategy, and don't invest more than you can afford to lose. Share your thoughts in the comments: Do you expect this year to be a "Red September" or a "Green September"? What is your strategy for this month?