#美国非农数据超预期 $BTC

Recently, the market has been buzzing with rumors like "The Trump family splurging 500 million to buy Ethereum" and "Vitalik Buterin personally revealing an impending earthquake," with some even claiming "ETH will definitely break 8000 dollars within 38 days"? Don't get too excited—these are all outright fabrications.

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Let's clarify each point one by one:

First of all, where can you find evidence that the Trump family bought 500 million dollars worth of Ethereum? Which outlet, Bloomberg, Reuters, or The Wall Street Journal, has reported this? Does the SEC have any disclosure documents? There is nothing. This is purely a scenario fabricated by some people about "whales entering the market", and the purpose is self-evident.

Secondly, when did Vitalik Buterin ever say "a huge change that will drop your jaw is coming"? His statements have always been made through formal channels such as the Ethereum Foundation's official website or his personal Twitter, and he has never used such clickbait rhetoric. Such inflammatory remarks are clearly a form of hype disguised as a technological upgrade.

Speaking of the "8000 dollars in 38 days" military order - when can the crypto market accurately predict specific days and price levels? Which of the macro environment, regulatory policies, and liquidity are not variables? This assertion is essentially just painting a picture for the next buyer.

In simple terms, these types of rumors follow a similar pattern: getting a celebrity endorsement + riding the hype of technical concepts + throwing out specific price targets, making it look credible, but in reality, it's a smokescreen for certain institutions or large holders to offload their assets.

Investing in cryptocurrencies requires a calm approach, and it's important to verify information through authoritative channels. Just listen to those unreliable price calls and emotional manipulations, and don't throw real money into it.