A major Wall Street bank has recently begun to "take the pulse" of the crypto market again. Remember their disgusted face last year? In the blink of an eye, he became an optimist who "the cold winter is over". Bitcoin's four-year cycle law, in their mouths, they will change?
When it fell below $82,000 last month, the analysts were still calmly shouting "keep your confidence." This familiar formula - it's like you've almost lost at the poker table, and someone next to you suddenly pats you on the shoulder: "Brother, don't panic, luck will come soon." Their set of "promising" rhetoric is essentially no different from the saying of the TV shopping channel, "Don't come again when you can't miss the opportunity". If you say it right, it is their professionalism, but if you say it wrong, it is your wallet that loses anyway.
After being in the market for a long time, you understand a truth: when those elites in suits and leather shoes begin to enthusiastically promote what you already know, the most important thing to do is to check whether the zipper of your wallet is tight. They are not here for charity, but to put new labels on old stories and then empty your positions with more elaborate words. As for whether the cycle will really disappear? Who knows. But what is certain is that in their wave of "bullish" sentiment, many people's principal may disappear in a new round of market fluctuations.
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GlueGuy
· 2025-12-13 06:22
Here they come again, here they come again, I could recite this spiel with my eyes closed
Damn, they're just chopping the leeks again, the sales pitch is slick as hell
Despised it last year and now they're licking again, hilarious
The coins in my hand are starting to hurt again...
They're not wrong, I've already got my eye on my wallet
This is Wall Street's "professionalism," hilarious and deadly
Wait, if they say they're optimistic, does that mean we should do the opposite?
If you believe what they say, even a sow would climb a tree
Anyway, no one takes responsibility when you lose money, just listen
Cycle, cycle, they really know how to talk smoothly
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TradFiRefugee
· 2025-12-13 04:03
The tricks on Wall Street are really just old wine in new bottles. Honestly, it's just a new way to cut leeks.
Where's the promised cyclical pattern? It was just overturned overnight. These people survive solely on talk.
They looked down on us last year, now they're crawling back to lick boots. Honestly, I don't know who feels more embarrassed.
This time, they're ready to swing the sickle again. I’d better protect my holdings first.
When they shout "Stay confident," that's when I start to get cautious. Nothing good can come from that.
They make money without a word, but losing money is where all the tricks come out.
The institution's bullish outlook means I should be bearish—that pattern hasn't changed.
I've already tightened my wallet's zipper, just waiting for them to keep acting.
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BearMarketBro
· 2025-12-12 21:17
Wall Street folks are really masters of riding the wind and adjusting their sails. They were bearish on us last year, and now they're bullish again—disgusting, isn't it?
Basically, it's just the prelude to cutting the grass; staying alert is the key.
They come back with the same tricks, thinking retail investors are all fools? Keep a close eye on your wallet.
They change their tune faster than flipping through a book. The cycle hasn't changed, human nature hasn't changed, only their stance has.
This kind of rhetoric always works because someone always wants to hear good news.
I just want to ask, did they clear their positions back when it hit 82k? Now they're just telling us to "stay confident."
The "optimism" of the elites is often the best time to trap you. Once you've been caught once, you'll remember it.
It's the same old script, just repackaged with new bottles—still relying on ourselves to read the charts.
Don't believe everything they say; doing your own research is the real deal.
This wave of public opinion turning so quickly—is there some big move behind the scenes?
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CryptoMotivator
· 2025-12-12 17:58
This wave is really just a different way of saying continue to cut. Last year, they looked down on us for playing with coins, and now they're starting to be bullish... hilarious.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 2025-12-10 07:09
Here you go again? Last year, I was so disgusted that I patted you on the shoulder and said that my luck was coming, laughing to death
82k I knew it would be like this at that time, and the people on Wall Street will always be hindsight
It's right, it's called professional, if it's wrong, let's pay for them, this business is really good
When the bullish sentiment is at its strongest, it's often time to look at the wallet zipper
Four-year cycle? They change their mouths more diligently than change their clothes
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 2025-12-10 07:06
Wall Street's trick is, to put it bluntly, just a new vest for cutting leeks
Last year, I was disgusted to death, and now I started to be courteous again, laughing to death. Still talk to me about the cycle? The cycle has long been rewritten by their financing needs
Stay confident? Listen to these words, and you will know who will pay the tuition fees
The wallet does have to be pulled well, and the "professional opinions" of these people are more ruthless than the casino
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TokenDustCollector
· 2025-12-10 07:00
Mom, I'm tired of listening to this set again
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If it's true or false, 82k will start shouting to maintain confidence, this wave is to cut leeks
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This is the case every time, and the mouth cannon masters will never lose money
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Winter is over? Smiled, the face of the bear market last year
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The wallet zipper is absolutely amazing, and you really have to be on guard
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The words have become glamorous, and the method of cutting people has not changed
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Don't believe their nonsense, look at the K-line yourself
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It's called analysis, and it's called black swan if it's wrong, it's really outrageous
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That's why I just listen and don't follow, let them have fun
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Don't miss the opportunity, right, the good guy moved the shopping table directly
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NoStopLossNut
· 2025-12-10 06:47
Here comes the set again, last year's bad song and this year's singing more, these Wall Street guys will change their tone
To put it bluntly, I still want to take over, and when retail investors rush in, they will start to smash
Don't believe their tricks, it's more reliable to look at the line chart yourself
Wait, is their wave of bullishness really coming to the cycle or cutting leeks again
Staying awake, the zipper of the wallet must be locked, which is a lesson in blood and tears
It's right to analyze, and if we say it's wrong, we lose money, so why follow their rhythm
I still remember last year's disgusted face, and it was so fast to turn around
This is outrageous, the four-year cycle rule is changed, and I put it here to write a novel
I'll take a look, and wait until they really come out of a big volume before considering following
A major Wall Street bank has recently begun to "take the pulse" of the crypto market again. Remember their disgusted face last year? In the blink of an eye, he became an optimist who "the cold winter is over". Bitcoin's four-year cycle law, in their mouths, they will change?
When it fell below $82,000 last month, the analysts were still calmly shouting "keep your confidence." This familiar formula - it's like you've almost lost at the poker table, and someone next to you suddenly pats you on the shoulder: "Brother, don't panic, luck will come soon." Their set of "promising" rhetoric is essentially no different from the saying of the TV shopping channel, "Don't come again when you can't miss the opportunity". If you say it right, it is their professionalism, but if you say it wrong, it is your wallet that loses anyway.
After being in the market for a long time, you understand a truth: when those elites in suits and leather shoes begin to enthusiastically promote what you already know, the most important thing to do is to check whether the zipper of your wallet is tight. They are not here for charity, but to put new labels on old stories and then empty your positions with more elaborate words. As for whether the cycle will really disappear? Who knows. But what is certain is that in their wave of "bullish" sentiment, many people's principal may disappear in a new round of market fluctuations.