I like all the points you've made. I've experienced all of this myself in my early stages of crypto trading. It's clear that as beginners, we often become more egotistical when assessing market sentiment. However, analyzing the market is better if we think openly and approach it with a universal perspective. That means looking at it from various perspectives, not just our own. From there, we can begin to understand the market's rhythm. Sentimental analysis is very useful when we have clear data from technical and fundamental analysis. And with sentiment analysis, we can more clearly assess the market's direction.

I used to trade solely relying on technical and fundamental analysis. But I actually failed several times. For example, when positive news seemed like it would lead to a bullish trend, the market actually turned red. I misjudged and mistimed it. I didn't realize I was still in a bearish cycle, where positive news only causes a slight price increase, only to crash even harder. In a bearish market, positive news is often used as bait to temporarily increase prices. Then, people who want to sell large amounts of coins wait for a slight uptrend, then sell, and the price plummets. If I had been familiar with sentiment analysis, I might have been better able to understand market trends. But all of this gave me valuable experience and lessons that I still use today.