relationship between fear of missing out, impulsivity toward stress, anxiety, and depression among crypto asset traders in Indonesia

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on every aspect of human life, from health issues to economic problems, where high unemployment rates and many businesses experience stagnation. When someone experiences financial anxiety, it will certainly affect their behavior. In this case, trading crypto assets is very attractive investors because asset value increases can be achieved quickly, but decreases also occur just as quickly. mental that occurs phenomenon needs known. Analytical observational research with cross-sectional study design 207 subjects who have accounts are assets. sample was obtained through voluntary sampling via social media communities throughout Indonesia. Out subjects, there were 88.4% traders experienced FoMO, 90.33% impulsivity, relationship between FoMO impulsivity (p=0.001, cc=0.228), stress (p=0.000, cc=0.289), anxiety (p=0.040, cc=0.143), depression cc=0.218), cc=0.303), cc=0.352), cc=0.360). reliability test the questionnaire (? cronbach=0.504), validity (KMO=0.599, commonalities each question item >0.50).