The crypto market over the past year has taught me one thing: no matter what central bank bigwigs say, the market has long had its own script.
Look at it— Hear good news? First, a wave of "good news fully priced in" decline Hear warning of bad news? Then, "expectations fulfilled" and another round of decline Say nothing and stay silent? The market still interprets it as "uncertainty panic" and keeps falling
This pattern is more predictable than a TV series, not even giving a plot twist. My biggest realization now is: don't hold any illusions about policy statements; the market will find reasons to fluctuate on its own.
Honestly, instead of obsessing over every meeting minutes, it's better to see clearly: short-term sentiment always outpaces fundamentals, but long-term trends will always return to value itself. Mainstream coins like BTC and ETH will rise when the time comes, and no one can stop the adjustments when they happen.
The crypto world changes too fast; maintaining independent thinking is more important than chasing hot topics.
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On-ChainDiver
· 12-14 09:05
Oh my goodness, really, it's always the same routine, it’s making my ears deaf from hearing it over and over.
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FarmHopper
· 12-11 10:51
It's clear that the market simply doesn't listen to the central bank's approach; they've long devised their own logic for cutting the leeks.
This rhythm is perfect—good news drops, bad news drops, and it keeps falling regardless. I really don't know what to do.
Instead of constantly analyzing meeting minutes, better check if your wallet is bulging.
If you're holding BTC long-term, there's no need to fuss; these short-term emotional swings have nothing to do with us anyway.
Honestly, after a year, I've realized one thing: being in the crypto space requires some mental resilience.
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FlatTax
· 12-11 10:40
Really, as soon as the policy news came out, I knew it was going to crash. I've seen through this trick a long time ago.
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PessimisticOracle
· 12-11 10:36
Ha, I've fallen for this trick countless times before I finally realized.
Really, chasing policy announcements only invites trouble; the market doesn't follow the script at all.
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AllInAlice
· 12-11 10:33
Haha, this is my blood, sweat, and tears lesson. I knew I had to run the moment the policy was announced as favorable.
Over a year of scams have been exposed. The central bank's words are all nonsense; the market plays itself.
I complained to friends about this, and they actually believed the policy side. I just burst out laughing.
Short-term sentiment is just a casino; long-term is the true way.
Exactly, it's about learning to think independently. Stop checking meeting summaries every day.
Market psychology is more important than politics and economics. I realized this too late.
No wonder I missed every point in 2023; it turns out I was just following the news rhythm.
Alright, from now on, I'll only look at candlestick charts. Policies will be just jokes.
Honestly, this year has been a tuition fee paid and a realization gained.
The crypto market over the past year has taught me one thing: no matter what central bank bigwigs say, the market has long had its own script.
Look at it—
Hear good news? First, a wave of "good news fully priced in" decline
Hear warning of bad news? Then, "expectations fulfilled" and another round of decline
Say nothing and stay silent? The market still interprets it as "uncertainty panic" and keeps falling
This pattern is more predictable than a TV series, not even giving a plot twist. My biggest realization now is: don't hold any illusions about policy statements; the market will find reasons to fluctuate on its own.
Honestly, instead of obsessing over every meeting minutes, it's better to see clearly: short-term sentiment always outpaces fundamentals, but long-term trends will always return to value itself. Mainstream coins like BTC and ETH will rise when the time comes, and no one can stop the adjustments when they happen.
The crypto world changes too fast; maintaining independent thinking is more important than chasing hot topics.