Fear and Greed

Markets run on fear and greed.

Bitcoin runs on Proof of Work.

That’s the difference.

Every cycle it’s the same.

Price goes up → greed.
Price goes down → fear.
Influencers rotate narratives.
Tourists rotate out.

Meanwhile:

Blocks keep coming.
Hashrate keeps climbing.
Nodes keep validating.

Bitcoin doesn’t flinch.

Fear Is for People Who Don’t Understand the Asset

When price drops, the weak hands panic.

They scream “bubble.”
They quote headlines.
They rediscover doubt.

Nothing about the protocol changed.

Fear isn’t analysis.
It’s exposure without conviction.

If volatility scares you, you never understood what you were holding.

Greed Is Just Fear in Disguise

When price runs, the same people come back louder than ever.

Suddenly everyone is a genius.
Leverage feels smart.
Shitcoins feel tempting.

Greed makes people forget first principles.

Bitcoin doesn’t need your excitement.
It doesn’t care about your dopamine.

It enforces scarcity whether you’re euphoric or depressed.

Fiat Is the Real Slow Crash

Here’s the part people miss.

Bitcoin is volatile.
Fiat is guaranteed to bleed.

One moves violently in the short term.
The other trends quietly toward zero over decades.

Fear focuses on red candles.
Conviction focuses on monetary structure.

Zoom out.

Every fiat currency loses purchasing power.
Every central bank prints when pressured.
Every political system inflates when convenient.

Bitcoin doesn’t.

21 million.
There is no committee.
There will be no bailout.

Builders Don’t Build on Emotion

If you’re building on Bitcoin, you can’t be emotional about cycles.

When fear dominates the timeline, you build.
When greed dominates the timeline, you stay disciplined.

You don’t pivot your thesis.
You don’t chase narratives.
You don’t dilute your message.

You stay aligned with the protocol.

That’s signal.

And signal outlives sentiment.