Is going against human nature the real reality? When cryptocurrency prices drop, many people panic, fearing their holdings will go to zero. Then, when prices rise, they regret not buying more. This is the most realistic example of going against human nature. And all investing is against human nature, which is why the "luck bias" occurs. Similarly, after making a profit, many people can't hold on, thus missing out on opportunities. When Neiro initially rose, many in the group bought in, but only 2-3 actually made money because most people thought the price would fall and sold off. One friend, however, was busy and didn't have time to monitor the situation, ultimately making over 30 times their initial investment, turning 20,000 into over 600,000. Therefore, today with the drop in Spurdo, many people couldn't hold on, panicked, and sold their holdings. And when the price rises again, many will chase Spurdo. Many examples like this happened with Puppies last year; it will likely repeat itself with Spurdo today. This is human nature. Overcoming human nature is a crucial hurdle in investing. #US Non-Farm Payrolls Data Below Expectations $SOL