The current market situation is indeed dangerous. The movements of BTC and ETH this round are not optimistic, but what’s even more frustrating are the voices in the square—the various shouting armies, each showing their own tricks and setting traps.
They lead you to buy in, then suddenly shout for you to sell. They encourage you to hold tightly, then turn around and make you cut your positions and get liquidated. Their tactics are diverse, as if someone is pulling strings in the dark, dragging you into the pit. You get pulled in without even realizing it.
Honestly, if you’re playing in the cryptocurrency space, you should see through it clearly. Numbers don’t lie—candlestick charts, on-chain data, trading volume—these are the real things. People can deceive, but the data is right there. If you insist on being brainwashed by shouting signals, that’s just funny. The power of choice is in your hands. Learning to read the charts and trust the data is the only way to survive.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 2h ago
Don't listen to their nonsense; analyzing your own candlestick charts is the real key.
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ZkSnarker
· 19h ago
ngl the "trust the data not the shillers" take is giving academic defector energy & i respect it, but here's the thing about most people in this space—they literally can't read an on-chain metric to save their lives lmao
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NullWhisperer
· 19h ago
technically speaking, the manipulation patterns here are just... textbook social engineering vectors. data doesn't lie, but people sure do exploit the ones who can't read it. that's the actual vulnerability—not the market, but the operator between keyboard and chair.
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quietly_staking
· 20h ago
Basically, don't be influenced by those who call out trades; analyzing the market yourself is the real key.
The current market situation is indeed dangerous. The movements of BTC and ETH this round are not optimistic, but what’s even more frustrating are the voices in the square—the various shouting armies, each showing their own tricks and setting traps.
They lead you to buy in, then suddenly shout for you to sell. They encourage you to hold tightly, then turn around and make you cut your positions and get liquidated. Their tactics are diverse, as if someone is pulling strings in the dark, dragging you into the pit. You get pulled in without even realizing it.
Honestly, if you’re playing in the cryptocurrency space, you should see through it clearly. Numbers don’t lie—candlestick charts, on-chain data, trading volume—these are the real things. People can deceive, but the data is right there. If you insist on being brainwashed by shouting signals, that’s just funny. The power of choice is in your hands. Learning to read the charts and trust the data is the only way to survive.