Whenever the market rises, the entire network starts to engage in professional analysis. When precious metals experience a slight rally, the comment section is filled with self-proclaimed experts, each eager to discuss technical analysis and macro cycles. Even wanting to simply enjoy a wave of market gains is impossible, as you're constantly drowned out by a bunch of self-righteous opinions.
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P2ENotWorking
· 7h ago
Haha, when the market rises, all the so-called masters come out, so annoying.
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This is the common problem in the crypto world; no one can make money quietly.
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Talking about technical analysis, macro cycles every day, but I seem to guess better.
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Every time it rises, I have to listen to a bunch of useless analysis. Isn't aping in more fun?
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Really, half the comments are full of smart ideas, and the other half are just for laughs.
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When the market comes, the screen is full of analysts; when it drops, they all disappear.
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Professional analysis? Looks more like professional bragging to me.
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Just want to see the percentage increase and be bombarded with papers.
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Talking about cycles? As long as you can make money, that's all that matters.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-29 04:00
I'm waiting to see who can translate that bunch of "macro cycles"
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-27 22:51
Haha, really, as soon as it rises, it's all Musk analysts
The market is picking up, and the comment section instantly turns into an investment bank
This generation of netizens is getting more and more boastful
I just want to see the price increase, but I get overwhelmed by science popularization
It's always like this, when it rises, it's all masters
Quietly making money is not better?
The so-called experts in the comment section are truly amazing
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-27 22:47
It has been proven that these so-called "technical validations" are mostly just people who dare to talk about protocol architecture based on second-hand data.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 12-27 22:46
Haha, these people, when the market comes, they all become Buffett. I can't help but laugh to death.
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By the way, this is why I never argue with people when I harvest on the chain. Quietly making a fortune is the way to go.
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Every time there's a market wave, it's all so-called experts. When the pullback happens, they all disappear. I've seen this routine too many times.
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I suggest these people take a look at on-chain data. Don't just talk nonsense in the comment section. Real arbitrage opportunities are not for those who are quick with their words.
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Alright, alright, I’m too lazy to listen to their nonsense. I just watch the reinvestment strategy run. Annualized returns are the real truth.
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Honestly, I got tired of this kind of self-congratulatory analysis back in 2017. And what happened? We all got eaten together.
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Damn, here comes another wave of professionals. Where did they go during the next liquidation? Just look and you'll know.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 12-27 22:35
Haha, really, one increase and everyone becomes a master. I just want to buy the dip and don't want to attend classes.
Whenever the market rises, the entire network starts to engage in professional analysis. When precious metals experience a slight rally, the comment section is filled with self-proclaimed experts, each eager to discuss technical analysis and macro cycles. Even wanting to simply enjoy a wave of market gains is impossible, as you're constantly drowned out by a bunch of self-righteous opinions.