When BTC hit $82K, I made the call—bottom's in. Plenty of so-called market experts came at me hard, insisting $70K was inevitable. Now here we are with Bitcoin trading at $97K, and guess what? Those same voices are suddenly shouting about $100K+ targets. The pattern's obvious: the ones worth listening to are the ones who nail predictions before the move happens, not the ones jumping on the bandwagon after the fact. That's the difference between actual insight and noise.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 6h ago
You're really slow on the uptake, and you got called out so quickly, huh?
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 6h ago
I just love these face-slapping moments. 82K dares to say that those who claim the bottom are indeed smarter than armchair strategists afterward.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 6h ago
This guy is right, but I have to be honest — I didn't dare to buy in at 82K, and now that it's at 97K, I'm kicking myself to death.
This is the crypto world — there's always the most armchair strategists after the fact, and when it comes to critical moments, everyone chickens out.
The people who said 70K would never go above 100K are now changing their tune—laughable. That's just how these media outlets are.
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FarmToRiches
· 6h ago
Really incredible, these are the things Zhuge Liang hated the most afterward.
When BTC hit $82K, I made the call—bottom's in. Plenty of so-called market experts came at me hard, insisting $70K was inevitable. Now here we are with Bitcoin trading at $97K, and guess what? Those same voices are suddenly shouting about $100K+ targets. The pattern's obvious: the ones worth listening to are the ones who nail predictions before the move happens, not the ones jumping on the bandwagon after the fact. That's the difference between actual insight and noise.