A question that every investor needs to constantly reflect on.
Up to this day, facts have proven that the “main force” messages are scarce, the price gaps from market volatility are also low, yet online is always filled with daily “moon or crash” talk. For example, not long ago, many KOLs claimed that MicroStrategy was definitely going to fall, and their judgments were said to inevitably affect a BTC crash.
But now there’s been no sound—most of it has been quickly pushed down and buried by a flood of articles. Or they use phrases like “someone else got proven wrong,” making people think they’re right; but in the end, the reality is that they themselves were the ones proven wrong.
The main issue remains: just like for a while now, the main force’s messaging hasn’t been as active as before, because—nothing’s happening, basically.
And as of today, it’s clear that there’s not much volatility. But many investors blame analysts for the lack of movement, thinking that analysts just don’t analyze, and that since analysts don’t call the market, prices don’t move.
That’s where the problem shows up. Coinbase is right: if the market has no derivatives and no speculation and traders to churn it, then the market will just die.
But the impact of that line isn’t about what analysts say—it’s about whether the “main force” is willing to speculate.
Conclusion: Don’t always assume that because you’re watching the charts, you should have price movement—and that others should guide you to buy correctly. This mindset means everything is controlled by the main force in the first place, which leads to you getting constantly harvested.
$BTC
Up to this day, facts have proven that the “main force” messages are scarce, the price gaps from market volatility are also low, yet online is always filled with daily “moon or crash” talk. For example, not long ago, many KOLs claimed that MicroStrategy was definitely going to fall, and their judgments were said to inevitably affect a BTC crash.
But now there’s been no sound—most of it has been quickly pushed down and buried by a flood of articles. Or they use phrases like “someone else got proven wrong,” making people think they’re right; but in the end, the reality is that they themselves were the ones proven wrong.
The main issue remains: just like for a while now, the main force’s messaging hasn’t been as active as before, because—nothing’s happening, basically.
And as of today, it’s clear that there’s not much volatility. But many investors blame analysts for the lack of movement, thinking that analysts just don’t analyze, and that since analysts don’t call the market, prices don’t move.
That’s where the problem shows up. Coinbase is right: if the market has no derivatives and no speculation and traders to churn it, then the market will just die.
But the impact of that line isn’t about what analysts say—it’s about whether the “main force” is willing to speculate.
Conclusion: Don’t always assume that because you’re watching the charts, you should have price movement—and that others should guide you to buy correctly. This mindset means everything is controlled by the main force in the first place, which leads to you getting constantly harvested.
$BTC