I have a habit when reading the news: first I check where the information comes from, then I see whether it actually materializes.
For example, this headline: HYPE breaks through 88 USDT, up more than 8% in the past 2 hours.
No matter how good a plan sounds, you still have to see how many users it actually attracts once it’s implemented.
This is somewhat positive news, but it’s still far too early to draw any conclusions.
$HYPE It’s at 87.98 right now, so I’m sitting this one out for now. Do people usually chase news like this?
#HYPE
For example, this headline: HYPE breaks through 88 USDT, up more than 8% in the past 2 hours.
No matter how good a plan sounds, you still have to see how many users it actually attracts once it’s implemented.
This is somewhat positive news, but it’s still far too early to draw any conclusions.
$HYPE It’s at 87.98 right now, so I’m sitting this one out for now. Do people usually chase news like this?
#HYPE
