Recently, the crypto world has staged a classic drama once again: when a well-known figure publicly calls for "buying on dips," BTC and ETH seem to receive an invisible instruction and immediately plunge. This precision makes people have to wonder— is this just a coincidence or some kind of pattern?

You probably still remember the scene when Sun Yuchen was enthusiastically promoting Dogecoin back then, right? The script of that show is almost identical to now: celebrity makes a statement → retail investors follow in → price sharply drops in the opposite direction → the "leeks" (retail investors) collectively stand guard. This cycle repeats every time, like the fate of the crypto circle.

Carefully pondering, it seems there is some force behind the scenes scripting this. Celebrity calls are not really to help retail investors but more like a harvest. Popular coins like BNB, ETH, BTC, every time repeat the same story in this rhythm—first attract attention, then harvest the followers.

So here’s an interesting paradox: these signals are less like "guiding lights" and more like "crash warning systems." Understanding them in reverse might be the correct approach. Next time you see similar calls, ask yourself: is this an opportunity or a trap? Sometimes, silence is more valuable than encouragement.

In this never-ending market game, perhaps the most important thing is not who to follow, but to think clearly about what you truly want.