$BTC A major platform is making empty promises again—“Bitcoin will rebound in December”—and they're dragging the Fed’s rate cuts into it. This same trick gets played every year, and you really take it seriously?

It all boils down to one logic: the casino dealer suddenly leans in and quietly says, “The odds are high for a big win next round.” Do you think he’s giving you a friendly tip or trying to lure you into betting more?

Just see through these two things:

First, the “liquidity” card has been played to death. Besides central banks printing money, what new story can these institutions come up with? Even if good news actually comes, the market has priced it in hundreds of times over—by the time it gets to you, there’s barely any scraps left.

Second, the people making these calls never take responsibility for the results. They publish reports to get traffic, while you put real money on the line to test them. If it goes up, they’re hailed as visionary; if it drops, they blame you for lacking perspective. The ones selling shovels always make money, rain or shine.

Stop chasing these so-called “professional analyses.” Sure, they know how to read data, but they’ll never tip you off about market sentiment or the big players’ moves. By the time a real rebound happens, are you sure you won’t have already been shaken out during the previous volatility?

Instead of trusting their words, maybe check if your account balance can actually hold up.
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