Those investment banking elites have begun to change their faces again? I remember saying that cryptocurrencies were worthless last year, and in the blink of an eye, I shouted "winter is over". Bitcoin's four-year bull and bear reincarnation, in their mouths, it will change?

When it fell below $81,000 last month, some analysts were still fighting there - "keep your confidence in it, the future is bright." Does this rhetoric sound familiar? It's like seeing your chips bottoming out at the gambling table, and suddenly someone pats you on the shoulder: "Brother, don't panic, luck will turn soon!" Their "optimistic forecast" is actually similar to the ambiguous divination - when it rises, it is said that it was "expected", and when it fell, it said "adjust normally". Anyway, no matter how you say it, it is always the retail investors who lose.

After being in the market for a long time, you will understand a truth: when those big guys in suits and leather shoes start to praise the assets in your hands, you should probably be vigilant. They are not here to do charity, but to put on a new coat on the old drama and then change hands at a higher price. As for whether the cycle theory will fail? God knows. But what is certain is that under the deception of their wave of "positive outlook", many people's positions may have to go through another round of bloodbath.