#美联储回购协议计划 Bear markets are actually the best learning opportunities, don't waste them. I learned this the hard way 8 years ago—back then, I blindly followed the crowd, watched all kinds of so-called 'expert analyses' on video platforms, and it was all traps. Looking back now, those accounts were either scams or just talking nonsense, and in the end, my wallet really shrank.
If you're a beginner, you must be cautious of this kind of false information. The cryptocurrency market is very deep, with fake analyses and fake signals everywhere. Instead of listening to everything blindly, take advantage of the market correction period to systematically learn some basic knowledge—how to read candlesticks, interpret on-chain data, and identify risks. That’s the real way to survive long-term.
You also need to pay attention to the Federal Reserve's policy movements, as they directly affect the overall market liquidity. But remember, reliable information won't come from small channels; you need to verify through official sources and mainstream platforms. Don't get caught being 'harvested' again.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 3h ago
The bear market is indeed a mirror that reveals the true nature; those fake big V influencers immediately show their true colors.
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SatoshiHeir
· 9h ago
It should be pointed out that although your words sound like chicken soup, the argument is insufficient—8 years of lessons are completely different when applied to today's on-chain data environment. Let's return to the technical fundamentals: the real issue is not learning during a bear market, but that most people have never read the Federal Reserve policy white paper and know nothing about liquidity mechanisms.
According to on-chain data analysis in 2023, the so-called "official channel verification" suggestion is fundamentally flawed: first, the market has fully priced in within 24 hours of the central bank policy announcement; second, retail investors' verification cycle simply cannot keep up with institutional operation rhythms; finally... never mind, you also can't understand wallet address heatmaps.
Speaking of which, Satoshi Nakamoto designed the PoW mechanism precisely to allow ordinary people at the bottom to avoid this information asymmetry and the game of cutting leeks. Now, on the other hand, the leeks are still studying K-line charts... hilarious.
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LootboxPhobia
· 9h ago
Really, I’ve watched those video bloggers too. They’ve all deleted their accounts now, haha.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 9h ago
Really, those "experts" on video websites are outrageous.
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HashBrownies
· 9h ago
The lesson from 8 years ago, only now do I realize how terrible it was to be scammed.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 9h ago
There's nothing wrong with what you said. Eight years ago, that wave indeed claimed many lives. But I think, the ones who truly survive are the group that quietly learned during the bear market.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 9h ago
Really, I was also badly fooled by those amateur analysts back then.
The bear market is the time to pick up bargains and learn, don't always think about bottom fishing for quick riches.
Check the official data yourself, don't believe those small accounts spreading rumors.
#美联储回购协议计划 Bear markets are actually the best learning opportunities, don't waste them. I learned this the hard way 8 years ago—back then, I blindly followed the crowd, watched all kinds of so-called 'expert analyses' on video platforms, and it was all traps. Looking back now, those accounts were either scams or just talking nonsense, and in the end, my wallet really shrank.
If you're a beginner, you must be cautious of this kind of false information. The cryptocurrency market is very deep, with fake analyses and fake signals everywhere. Instead of listening to everything blindly, take advantage of the market correction period to systematically learn some basic knowledge—how to read candlesticks, interpret on-chain data, and identify risks. That’s the real way to survive long-term.
You also need to pay attention to the Federal Reserve's policy movements, as they directly affect the overall market liquidity. But remember, reliable information won't come from small channels; you need to verify through official sources and mainstream platforms. Don't get caught being 'harvested' again.