2025-12-23 05:24:40

Whenever I catch wind of bearish forecasts about crypto grinding sideways or lower through 2026, something in me just resists. Sure, plenty of these bears have sharper takes than mine—some of them get paid specifically to nail this stuff. Yet I still find myself pushing back against the narrative. Maybe it's stubbornness. Maybe it's something else. The thing is, even when the data seems to support their case, the market has this way of proving the obvious wrong. I've seen too many "certain" predictions crumble. The crypto space doesn't follow neat scripts.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 2h ago

Everyone's bearish until 2026, and these guys still haven't learned their lesson? Is history so easily forgotten?

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BlockDetective

· 12-23 05:55

No matter how much data the bearish have, it can't stop the market from being mischievous, history has always played out this way.

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ProbablyNothing

· 12-23 05:37

To be honest, it doesn't matter how professional the bearish people are, the crypto world just likes to operate in reverse. These so-called "certain predictions" are just for listening, isn't it enough that history has slapped us in the face time and again? It's still not 2026, and they're already rushing to conclusions, really interesting.

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NightAirdropper

· 12-23 05:37

To be honest, listening to bearish comments is fine, after all, they get slapped in the face every time. --- What’s the use of pretty data? The market loves to do unexpected things. --- Being stubborn isn’t so bad; it’s better than blindly following the crowd. --- If it’s sideways in 2026, then so be it. I don’t believe those so-called predictors anyway. --- The most ridiculous thing is that those "certain" things are often the easiest to reverse; I’ve seen it a lot. --- Encryption is like this; there’s no script, which is why it’s fun. --- I really don’t listen to predictions made by those paid to be bearish; the conflict of interest is right there. --- Instead of listening to predictions, it’s better to watch the market yourself; you’ll learn more. --- That’s why I like crypto; all the rules are being broken.

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