In the cryptocurrency market, a huge noise is created by those who call themselves “analysts,” to the point where this noise has become an essential part of the daily market movement. Social media platforms are filled with conflicting predictions, complex charts and graphs, and sensational headlines promising huge profits or warning of imminent crashes. This multitude of opinions is often not offered for awareness, but rather to attract attention, increase followers, or serve hidden interests.

The simple trader, like myself and many others, is the first to suffer from this reality. Instead of making calm decisions based on a clear plan, they find themselves influenced by fear or greed due to an opinion here or a tweet there. They enter a trade because they’re “afraid of missing the train,” or exit with a loss because some analyst posted a negative prediction without taking responsibility for the outcome. The problem is that most of these analysts do not bear the consequences of followers’ decisions, while the simple trader pays the price with their money and nerves.

This noise kills trust, distorts the concept of genuine analysis, and makes the market seem like a gamble with no science. The solution is not to follow more voices, but rather: reduce the noise, self-educate, build a simple strategy, and rely on proper risk management. In a market full of shouting, sometimes the best decision is to plug your ears and trust your own plan.