Most industry news, to put it plainly, is just a show, played quite convincingly, but how much of it is truly genuine remains a question.
The market creates fluctuations every day, whether it's a V-shaped rebound or positive news, you need to learn to distinguish what is a real signal and what is pure noise. True investors won't be led astray by these false and real news.
Stay alert, filter information, and that is the long-term way to survive.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-17 14:15
I've long seen through it; news is just a tool to harvest retail investors. Those who truly believe end up losing.
That's right, if you can't distinguish between signals and noise, you'll die the fastest.
Honestly, I now view news in the opposite way—whenever the biggest gain announcement appears, I run.
This is the real truth, much more reliable than those big V influencers' calls.
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RektRecovery
· 01-16 12:37
ngl this is exactly why i stopped reading tweets at market open. security theater meets financial theater—classic combo. saw this pattern like 5 times already, people still falling for it tho 💀
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SelfStaking
· 01-14 21:00
You're not wrong. I've only suffered a few losses in the past two months due to following trending news.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-14 20:16
That's true, but frankly most people just can't do it. I've seen a bunch of people constantly say "I don't trust the news," yet when a certain coin rises, they still rush in regardless.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-14 20:16
Bro, that really hits home. I was already cut several times last year by those "good news."
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MEVHunter
· 01-14 20:16
ngl most of this is just noise filtering theater... real alpha's in the mempool, not the headlines lmao
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PebbleHander
· 01-14 20:11
You're so right. I've been fed up with this for a long time. Daily news bombardment, and the truly profitable information is instead drowned out in junk data.
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WalletInspector
· 01-14 19:56
That's right, news is all about trapping retail investors. I now directly take the opposite action whenever I see any positive news.
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GasFeeDodger
· 01-14 19:51
No problem with that, our circle is all about information warfare.
Watching the news for rebounds every day, but as soon as you turn around, it crashes. It's numbness, really.
Most industry news, to put it plainly, is just a show, played quite convincingly, but how much of it is truly genuine remains a question.
The market creates fluctuations every day, whether it's a V-shaped rebound or positive news, you need to learn to distinguish what is a real signal and what is pure noise. True investors won't be led astray by these false and real news.
Stay alert, filter information, and that is the long-term way to survive.