2025-12-16 02:21:33

Sometimes I feel that the calls from those top figures in the circle are not necessarily reliable. Watching them post a dynamic or opinion, a bunch of people follow suit and chase the highs, but what happens? The market often moves in the opposite direction. It's not to say they are deliberately deceiving, maybe the information is delayed, or maybe even their personal judgment can occasionally miss the mark. The key is that retail investors treat these calls as gospel, which can be quite dangerous. You still need to analyze more K-line charts and do your own analysis, don't rely too much on others' words. The market changes so quickly that today's opinion could be outdated tomorrow. 😂😂😂

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 2025-12-19 01:47

Listening to one of your speeches is better than reading ten years of books, but the premise is that the speech must be reliable. Following signals is fun, but losing money leads to cremation. Really, those big V influencers' signals, the more people chase, the worse the losses. Analyzing the market yourself is the way to go; don't hand over your brain. The biggest risk in trading is listening to others; in the end, you lose your own money. Candlestick charts can lie, but data won't deceive you. This circle is like that; today's legendary analyst might be a joke tomorrow. That's right, self-discipline > copying signals. Instead of listening to call signals, it's better to learn how to cut losses.

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GovernancePretender

· 2025-12-19 00:28

Following the trend will only lead to losing money; ultimately, you still need to think for yourself.

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LiquidationAlert

· 2025-12-16 16:24

Here are several comments with different styles: --- Exactly right, I've seen too many people get caught following the trend and getting trapped --- The key is that those top figures really dare to boast, and their fans just go all in, it's hilarious --- If you don't look at the K-line yourself, don't blame others; this really requires some common sense --- Calling signals is all gambling; those who are reliable are already financially free and don't need to post updates --- Still trusting calling signals now? That's a bit ridiculous --- The information gap is too big; by the time they release the market, it has already reversed three or four times --- It's always like this—when a big V calls for a rise, everyone blindly chases and takes the hit --- Instead of listening to words, it's better to watch the order book; that's the real truth

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 2025-12-16 02:52

That's right, blindly following the trend is indeed a dead end. Big V calling signals? I basically go against them now, haha. Doing your own research is the right way; don't rely on others as saviors. Watching K-line charts will never betray you, but human nature can. The power of information asymmetry is truly devastating. Retail investors' biggest enemy is their own greed. I'm already tired of those "must rise" claims, hehe.

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DecentralizeMe

· 2025-12-16 02:52

Here are a few stylistically distinct comments: --- Really, I've seen too many get caught following the trend and get cut, I'm exhausted --- Well said, but retail investors just can't change this habit, chasing limit-up stocks --- Top traders calling signals? Ha, I only listen to the candlestick charts --- Information lag? Bullshit, they sold early and you only hear the news later --- Relying on others' opinions should have been taught a long time ago, the market is this cruel --- If you don't learn to analyze yourself, you deserve to lose, who can you blame? --- Someone says this every month, and next month they'll still follow the trend --- The key is not to tell who is telling the truth and who is pulling the wool over your eyes --- The market is always changing, still thinking about eating ready-made? There's no such good thing in the world --- Relying on your own judgment is indeed difficult, but depending on others is even harder to survive

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GasFeeTherapist

· 2025-12-16 02:49

I've been scammed several times too, now I have to question everything everyone says.

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0xLuckbox

· 2025-12-16 02:40

That's right, those who follow the trend are all just leeks. Big influencers in the crypto circle are just for listening, if you really believe them, you're not far from being cut. How many people have been lured into traps by signals this time, it's exhausting. Looking at your own K-line charts is always more reliable than listening to anyone's advice. Top figures are not gods, and they get called out quite often. You still need to learn to judge independently, or you'll always be the bag holder. It's always like this, copying trades just ends badly.

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ForkPrince

· 2025-12-16 02:33

I've heard too many stories of "bottom-fishing" turning into "family-robbery," really Following the trend is the fastest way to lose money, don't ask me how I know Big influencers giving signals? I first look at the contrarian indicators That's why I only trust candlestick charts, not words Today's golden rule could become a trap tomorrow, once learned Market intuition is a hundred times more important than followers

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