I just recently realized why I always sell my coins at the lowest point.
Carefully observe those who shout signals every day—while they are shouting "Buying opportunity is here" in the group, they are actually dumping coins. By the time you follow the trend and buy in, they have already left. This is not market volatility; it's a premeditated rhythm.
People who truly make money? They never shout and sell at the same time. Either they work quietly or simply don't do anything. In the crypto world, information asymmetry is a fatal flaw. Those who rely on signals to make a living are essentially harvesting retail investors' cognitive taxes.
Instead of trusting signals, it's better to learn how to read the market. Do your own research, make your own judgments—only then can you truly control the risk.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 14h ago
It's too late to wake up; I should have seen through this trick long ago.
Me too, every time I was trading on the edge of a knife, and now I think about it, it just makes me angry.
Signal providers are just harvesting us; to put it nicely, it's a cognitive tax; to put it bluntly, it's a scam.
In the past few years, one truth in the crypto world—those who talk the most have the emptiest wallets.
Look at the charts and make your own decisions; even if it's difficult, it's better than being exploited.
Wait, isn't this logic also that they want us not to trust them?
Who still trusts signal providers now? Everyone has learned to be smarter.
Doing research is too exhausting, but not doing it means dying even faster.
Still, the same old saying: those who make money quietly never talk too much.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 14h ago
That's right, all those calling signals are just blood-sucking tricks.
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I was wondering why I always chase highs and sell lows; turns out I've been just a leek being harvested by these guys.
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Making big money in silence is no joke; once you shout, it's all over.
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Information asymmetry is the original sin, the biggest bug in the crypto world.
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Instead of listening to others babble nonsense, it's better to learn technical analysis yourself.
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Those who place orders every day have already taxed your cognition almost to the limit.
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Whenever I hear someone shouting in the group, my first reaction is to oppose them.
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Chart reading skills are the core competitiveness; everything else is just superficial.
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NotSatoshi
· 14h ago
You're so right; I'm just worried that some people are still listening to those scam calls.
After being cut multiple times, I realized that the more someone talks, the less they earn.
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All-InQueen
· 14h ago
It's all a scam. I stopped listening to those who shout signals every day a long time ago. They are all harvesters.
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Held in hand and not even warmed up before being cut, it's really incredible.
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That's right. Those who shout signals with a mouthful of nonsense, if it really made money, who would bother shouting?
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You only understand these truths after being cut. The tuition fee was worth it.
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Now I just watch the market myself, no longer follow the crowd.
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That's why I now work silently; no one knows what I'm doing.
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The phrase "information asymmetry" hits the nail on the head. Retail investors really suffer a lot.
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Those who make a living by talking are basically phone cutters at heart.
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Instead of listening to signals, it's better to spend time learning skills. Anyway, losing money is your own business.
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MetaEggplant
· 14h ago
Awakening too late, those who called for orders have already made enough.
One word, a scam.
Watching the market is much more reliable than listening to people boast, really.
Information asymmetry is a dead end; retail investors are always being harvested.
This is the usual operation in the crypto circle, nothing new.
Rather than listening to calls, it's better to do your own research, although it's still easy to lose money.
Those who shout every day are also throwing their own money, it's heartbreaking.
Make money quietly; those shouting are just trying to cut your leeks.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 14h ago
Honestly, you only understand after being cut. Those who shout every day are basically reverse indicators.
Those who quietly make money never talk much; once they speak up, you should be alert.
Watching the market yourself is truly more reliable than listening to anyone else.
I just recently realized why I always sell my coins at the lowest point.
Carefully observe those who shout signals every day—while they are shouting "Buying opportunity is here" in the group, they are actually dumping coins. By the time you follow the trend and buy in, they have already left. This is not market volatility; it's a premeditated rhythm.
People who truly make money? They never shout and sell at the same time. Either they work quietly or simply don't do anything. In the crypto world, information asymmetry is a fatal flaw. Those who rely on signals to make a living are essentially harvesting retail investors' cognitive taxes.
Instead of trusting signals, it's better to learn how to read the market. Do your own research, make your own judgments—only then can you truly control the risk.