Several Bitcoin ETFs have been approved the listing and trading for US investors (No MAS approval yet), but a look at its price chart shows an eerie resemblance to a typical asset bubble pattern.

The fear of missing out (FOMO) is a perennial bad habit of many investors and it can be disastrous when it pushes your thinking into the short-term, with dollar signs being the only target in mind.

Cryptocurrencies have gained traction as one of the hottest and most speculative investments on the market. While there are stories of great and quick success, lawsuits involving angry crypto investors are piling up following the latest collapse of the wider crypto market.

Crypto has crept from being a bet in the domain of tech lovers and the geeks to the wallets of the mainstream investor. From experienced investors to individuals just beginning their investment journey, many are wondering ‘Are cryptocurrencies something I should look into?’

While it is incredibly human, allowing the euphoria of a sudden surge in the market or the fear of missing out to guide your financial decisions is definitely not a good idea.