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Re: When crypto spikes, exit the market
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on 12/12/2025, 18:59:35 UTC
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Re: When crypto spikes, exit the market
Scraped on 12/12/2025, 19:19:35 UTC
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on December 07, 2025, 10:09:02 AM
Quote from: Furball808 on November 16, 2025, 05:30:17 AM
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Remember, Early birds get the worms.
As much as I want to agree wth you, I couldn't agree in its entirety, the market's uncertainty will always play out in situations like this. Fine, we've seen many cases where the market acted on your warning, but we've also seen many other cases where the market acted against it. This is why I would say that we should carefully study the market before buying or exiting. Don't forget that where you exited could be the beginning of its rising. We've seen that in play many times. For this, I believe our charts should rather guide us instead of acting randomly on our own, out of fear.
Speculation does not really move the market and I don't know why some highly intellectual persons are very good at trying to make people to believe in their speculative opinion about the market. You can say that the price of Bitcoin is going to fall below 70k and this never happens. You can also admit that the price of Bitcoin is going to reach 110k this weekend and it never happes. If you have different feelings about the market, you can writing it down or share it if that if it ever come to pass, people can remember your word and start to believe in you. That is why I think information pass around the market that can either cause fud or fomo.
Original archived Re: When crypto spikes, exit the market
Scraped on 12/12/2025, 18:59:35 UTC
Quote from: EarnOnVictor on December 07, 2025, 10:09:02 AM
Quote from: Furball808 on November 16, 2025, 05:30:17 AM
-snip-
Remember, Early birds get the worms.
As much as I want to agree wth you, I couldn't agree in its entirety, the market's uncertainty will always play out in situations like this. Fine, we've seen many cases where the market acted on your warning, but we've also seen many other cases where the market acted against it. This is why I would say that we should carefully study the market before buying or exiting. Don't forget that where you exited could be the beginning of its rising. We've seen that in play many times. For this, I believe our charts should rather guide us instead of acting randomly on our own, out of fear.
Speculation does not really move the market and I don't know why some power are very good at trying to make people to believe in their speculative opinion about the market. You can say that the price of Bitcoin is going to fall below 70k and this never happens. You can also admit that the price of Bitcoin is going to reach 110k this weekend and it never happes. If you have different feelings about the market, you can writing it down or share it if that if it ever come to pass, people can remember your word and start to believe in you. That is why I think information pass around the market that can either cause fud or fomo.