#数字资产市场动态 Listen to these claims: Wall Street funds are starting to position themselves, so a surge is imminent. October's market is called "Uptober," and a big move is coming. The wave of leverage liquidations is arriving, and the bottom is near. Bitcoin has hit a new high, with little resistance above, and a breakthrough is imminent. Uncertainty around US government policies is easing, and positive news is on the horizon. Will the Federal Reserve open the liquidity floodgates? It looks like it's starting. Plus, with options contract rotations and institutional players completing their layouts, is this really the moment to take off? 🤔
Honestly, we've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times. Every time, it's confidently claimed that "the big one is coming," but what’s the market's response? Usually the opposite. The more optimistic the expectations, the sharper the knives for cutting the leeks. Is the wolf really here, or are we just being played again?
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SillyWhale
· 12-27 08:50
Tired of the same old lines, buddy. Every time, it's the same story, and then another wave gets cut.
Now they're talking about Uptober, the Federal Reserve, institutional arrangements... We need to stay alert.
Is Wall Street making moves? Then we're the ones being manipulated.
When the real bottom arrives, there won't be so many people shouting about it.
Before every takeoff, there's always a wave of "Zhu Xian" formation.
If you believe this time, you're not far from a liquidation.
To put it simply, the louder they shout, the more likely it's time to run.
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quietly_staking
· 12-27 08:48
It's always the same script every time, I'm so tired of hearing it that my ears are getting calluses, honestly.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 12-27 08:38
Tired of it, this story always follows the same script. Talking about Wall Street layouts, Uptober, liquidity... and what’s the result? They cut even deeper.
Really? Every time they claim it's about to take off, but I think it's more like a jump and dive.
The big move is indeed coming, and big losses are coming.
If you don’t believe it, just wait to be counter-traded.
When expectations are at their peak, that's often the most dangerous time, everyone should understand that.
The wolf has come many times before, and now when I hear the shouts, I don’t even look up.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 12-27 08:36
I've heard this set of words several times, each time with confidence, but the results are the opposite. I really don't know if it's institutions planning or laying in wait.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-27 08:36
whale clusters lighting up on-chain rn, but the behavioral patterns? pure narrative theater. every time retail gets this euphoric about "uptober" momentum, the transaction velocity tells a different story entirely. statistical significance says we're still in accumulation noise, not breakout confirmation. call me cynical, but address profiling screams coordinated dump setup to me.
#数字资产市场动态 Listen to these claims: Wall Street funds are starting to position themselves, so a surge is imminent. October's market is called "Uptober," and a big move is coming. The wave of leverage liquidations is arriving, and the bottom is near. Bitcoin has hit a new high, with little resistance above, and a breakthrough is imminent. Uncertainty around US government policies is easing, and positive news is on the horizon. Will the Federal Reserve open the liquidity floodgates? It looks like it's starting. Plus, with options contract rotations and institutional players completing their layouts, is this really the moment to take off? 🤔
Honestly, we've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times. Every time, it's confidently claimed that "the big one is coming," but what’s the market's response? Usually the opposite. The more optimistic the expectations, the sharper the knives for cutting the leeks. Is the wolf really here, or are we just being played again?