"I’m often amazed by what happens in this market! There’s a flurry of analysis and hype around a coin only when it posts its biggest gains, as if these analysts are giving the market maker exactly what they want: herding the flock so they can be used as fuel for a cold-blooded sell-off.
Before you get swept up in the hype and praise, open the higher timeframes and take a good look. You’ll discover that some of the coins being promoted are nothing but lifeless corpses, and it will take a very long time for them to come back to life.
Truth and professionalism in analysis lie in guiding the public toward support zones, solid bottoms, and areas where the market maker is accumulating—not toward peaks where the whale is looking for a buyer to take their bags.
With all due respect, I’m not referring to anyone in particular, but I feel deep sadness and frustration when I see traders chasing prices without knowledge or awareness. Then, once it’s too late, they’re left crying out in the pain of their losses and the bitterness of being left holding the bag.
I’m sorry if my words sound a little harsh, but sometimes we need an electric shock to wake us up. Otherwise, we’ll remain the market maker’s perpetual food, just a moving crowd running after the hype."
Before you get swept up in the hype and praise, open the higher timeframes and take a good look. You’ll discover that some of the coins being promoted are nothing but lifeless corpses, and it will take a very long time for them to come back to life.
Truth and professionalism in analysis lie in guiding the public toward support zones, solid bottoms, and areas where the market maker is accumulating—not toward peaks where the whale is looking for a buyer to take their bags.
With all due respect, I’m not referring to anyone in particular, but I feel deep sadness and frustration when I see traders chasing prices without knowledge or awareness. Then, once it’s too late, they’re left crying out in the pain of their losses and the bitterness of being left holding the bag.
I’m sorry if my words sound a little harsh, but sometimes we need an electric shock to wake us up. Otherwise, we’ll remain the market maker’s perpetual food, just a moving crowd running after the hype."