The most common trap investors fall into is becoming intoxicated by success—an attitude that can quietly erode discipline just as quickly as it was built. The warning, often attributed to the late Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman Charlie Munger, has resurfaced in Korean crypto circles this week as a reminder that in high-volatility markets, emotional overconfidence can be as costly as fear.
The message is being circulated not as a call on any specific token, but as a psychological checkpoint for traders navigating fast-moving digital asset prices. With crypto markets prone to sudden… Read more






