2026-01-14 22:30:22

It's not that the coin price will definitely fall; the key is that some people have developed selective amnesia.

Now, these bulls shouting about a top and the bears who were bearish a month ago are essentially the same—they're all betting on accurate predictions. Don't be led by those KOLs who claim "even a broken clock is right twice a day." They say a new high will be reached, and the market will follow? The market never listens that way. History often repeats itself, just with different faces. True investors should have independent judgment, not follow the crowd to create false consensus.

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WalletWhisperer

· 12h ago

The Broken Clock Theory I believe in, but the problem is that these people aren't even broken, just pure gambling. --- Honestly, with so many voices saying we've topped out, it makes me more cautious of those definitive claims. --- KOLs change their tune faster than the coin price fluctuates, that's the current state of Web3. --- It's easy to say to judge independently, but who can really resist FOMO when it hits? --- A month ago, they were bearish, now they call for a bull. How many years have they been playing the same game of front-running and then cutting the leeks, and people still fall for it? --- Selective amnesia—that's a clever phrase, it's like looking in a mirror. --- Whether the market listens or not isn't important; what's important is not to listen to them.

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RugPullProphet

· 01-17 00:10

Ha, arguing and contradicting each other in a self-contradictory rhythm That's right, these people change their stance faster than the coin price fluctuations The ones who truly make money never speak out, only those who keep changing their tune are the most active Wake up, everyone, no one can accurately gauge the market's pulse Repeating and overturning your own arguments month after month, and still have the nerve to teach others how to trade coins? Those who don't follow the trend have long shut up and gone to make money

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-15 16:32

That's right, those broken clock KOLs are really annoying, always acting like they predict accurately every day. But what was the result?

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-14 23:00

The Broken Clock Theory is truly amazing; you can talk nonsense all year round and still be regarded as a master.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-14 22:59

That's incredible. These chameleon traders are really outrageous. They go from bearish to bullish in the blink of an eye, just like flipping cards.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-14 22:58

That's spot on, these KOLs are just broken clocks.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-14 22:50

Laughing out loud, the Broken Clock Theory is amazing, and the accuracy of KOLs is comparable to flipping a coin. I also have selective amnesia, forgetting how I cut those orders during the sell-off. A month ago, the short sellers are now shouting about a top; this reversal speed deserves a screenwriter to see.

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-14 22:49

The Broken Clock Theory is not wrong; it can be right twice a day. These KOLs rely on this set of skills to make a living.

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