#加密货币交易平台发展 is back again. I'm not surprised at all by these market manipulation tactics. Option data shows a short-term bottom forming, but volatility expectations remain high. Isn't this just another classic "fake bottom" trick used by the big players? They always try to make retail investors believe in a "rebound from the bottom," only to ruthlessly take advantage of them again.

I've experienced too many of these so-called "bottoms." Every time, someone swears, "This time is different." But what's the result? It's always the same. Now, looking at the analysis from Greeks.live—things like "a short-term bottom has formed" and "the preference for continued declines in the near term has weakened"—it all sounds so tempting. But don't let this kind of rhetoric blind you!

Remember, the market is never that simple. The so-called "short-term bottom" might just be a smokescreen by the big players. Especially with the end of the year approaching, many institutions want their books to look good, so you never know what tricks they might pull. My advice: stay highly alert and don't be easily misled by so-called "market signals." Cash is king, stay on the sidelines, and wait for a real opportunity before making a move.