Regarding the Benjamin Cowen situation — all crypto influencers are now massively pushing this narrative and celebrating like crazy that Ben turned out to be wrong about his $BTC analysis. So much so that he probably said for the first time in a video that he was wrong, and then even made this post! Like… what the fk??? Personally, I don’t always agree with Ben’s ideas. We look at charts differently. He relies more on historical patterns of asset behavior and moving averages, while I currently focus more on algorithmic indicator data, because I’m not a believer in Bitcoin pattern theories at all. Nobody knows the future. We all work with probabilities! You don’t even know, sitting at home, what can happen to you, in the next 10 minutes! But we have price charts, tools to work with, and everyone simply analyzes the market the way they believe is appropriate. And people forget the main idea of social media: we share ideas. It doesn’t matter if you have an account with 100 followers or, like Ben, 2–3 million followers across social media. He is still just a person sharing his view. Some ideas will be right. Some will be wrong. Personally, the most important thing for me is that someone doesn’t just draw random arrows on a chart, but logically explains and argues their point of view. THAT’S IT. What matters is that you have reasoning behind your ideas. Over time, everyone develops their own perspective and EXPERIENCE. One thing is Ben openly sharing an idea with an audience of millions. Another thing is someone like Arthur Hayes intentionally pushing people into certain tokens in front of the same kind of massive audience — you remember those posts — and then systematically selling that same token. THAT is negative influence and intentionally using your media reach. Anyway, keep working, keep gaining experience, and don’t be toxic. We’re all in the same boat. #BTC