2025-12-26 13:21:08

Last year, when Bitcoin surged to 100,000, all kinds of voices flooded the market. Some looked towards 200,000, while analysts predicted a bottom at 76,000 or 78,000. They say it's out of respect for the market and following the trend, but when it really dropped to 78,000, they started saying a bear market is coming🤣

By June this year, BTC broke through 100,000 again, and the prediction teams had their own explanations—some looked at 80,000, while others said Ethereum would initiate a main upward wave, reaching a new high of 120,000 next month. Every market turning point brings completely different opinions.

In fact, the accuracy of these predictions has long been answered by the market. The most interesting thing is that every time the market moves, analysts quickly adjust their rhetoric. Those who truly make money are still those who say less and observe more.

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LiquidityHunter

· 1h ago

Stared at the price gap data of trading pairs all night. The liquidity gap at 78,000 was truly incredible. It's a pity I was still listening to analysts talking nonsense back then.

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ProofOfNothing

· 3h ago

Analyst prediction accuracy is just like guessing blindly; everyone believes whatever is said. Silence and observation are the true way; those who change their tune every day should have been muted long ago.

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MidsommarWallet

· 3h ago

Analysts' predictions are just as opposite to the market, hilarious Keeping quiet and holding coins is the way to go, don't be brainwashed by these tactics Prediction accuracy is probably negative haha, they always say the opposite These people change their tune faster than flipping through a book, as soon as the market turns Instead of listening to their nonsense, it's better to look at the K-line yourself Every cycle is just old wine in a new bottle, the routines are the same Those who can really make money have already quietly made a fortune, why would they blow water every day Predictions are like rolling dice, more accurate than that

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HashBandit

· 3h ago

honestly the gas fees on these prediction calls cost more than the actual alpha lol... back in my mining days we'd just calc the hashrate movement and shut up about it, but now everyone's a "analyst" with a discord server. ROI calculations show these guys literally just play the narrative game 🤦

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DataChief

· 3h ago

The analyst's scripted responses are always after the fact, like a soothsayer. It's really getting on my nerves.

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POAPlectionist

· 3h ago

Analyst prediction accuracy is just a joke, no different from throwing dice

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RektButSmiling

· 3h ago

Analyst prediction accuracy is just like flipping a coin; it's better for me to keep quiet and watch the candlestick charts.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 3h ago

According to the database, it has been approximately 1 year and 6 months since the analyst's last accurate prediction. It is recommended to include this in the Guinness World Records. --- Prediction is like a project team's roadmap; delays being announced for the nth time are the norm. --- That's impressive. Last year, calling the bottom correctly immediately went silent, and this year, a new round of pie-in-the-sky promises has begun. The art of timing has truly been well interpreted. --- Let's wait for the flowers to bloom. Anyway, the speed of adjusting rhetoric always lags behind the market turnaround. --- The phrase "talk less, earn more" should be directly written into the exchange's rules. --- Every time the market reverses, the analyst's voice gets hoarse, but next time they are full of energy again. This physical condition is indeed worth studying. --- It has been exactly one year since the last commitment to accuracy. There is still hope to achieve the small goal of precise prediction.

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