Three years ago, a renowned Wall Street analyst boldly declared Bitcoin a "scam." Fast forward to today—the king of crypto has surged 450% since that call. Pretty wild, right? It's a reminder of how tough it is to call Bitcoin's moves. While skeptics wrote it off, those who held on watched their positions explode. The market's spoken loud and clear: institutions, retail traders, and hodlers kept stacking through the noise. Whatever you think of Bitcoin, the numbers don't lie—this one's been a hell of a ride.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 18h ago
Wall Street analysts' faces are slapped hard, 450%, this number is crazy
What about those who called it a scam three years ago? Haha
Those who persisted are really making a killing. Why didn't I stash more?
Is this the power of faith, or just luck?
Institutions are accumulating, while retail investors are still hesitating, what are we doubting?
Numbers don't lie, but wallets will cry
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BearEatsAll
· 01-07 10:32
Face-slapping, how painful must the analyst's face be now, haha
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450%, talking about it is all tears, I should have gotten on board long ago
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It's outrageous, those who criticized BTC as a scam back then are still eating dirt now
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Holding is the key, those still hesitating should have reflected long ago
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This is called market education, a living case study
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Skeptics will never catch up with the trend, the rules are so cruel
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Those who understand have already bought, those who don't are still debating
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Really, predicting Bitcoin is even harder than predicting the weather, no one should boast
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More than four years to multiply five times, this is the true wealth code
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Just look at the numbers and speak, why bother with so much nonsense
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All the accumulated funds are smart money, retail investors are still wavering
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AirdropCollector
· 01-06 14:44
The bears got slapped again, this time it's Wall Street's turn to get slapped, 450% made me laugh to death
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-05 20:19
Wow, those guys on Wall Street are really outrageous. They claimed it was a scam, but ended up getting slapped with a 450% loss. It cracked me up.
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-05 09:04
ngl the 450% move is wild but let me pull the data here... wallet clustering shows massive institutional accumulation patterns right before these pumps, always gotta flag that. suspicious activity detected in exchange inflows tbh, pattern analysis suggests coordinated buying. not financial advice but remember folks always DYOR before you fomo in hard.
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WalletDetective
· 01-05 09:02
It's the most satisfying to call out the soothsayer, a 450% return is the best response haha
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 01-05 08:59
Haha, does the analyst's face hurt?
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-05 08:54
Haha, the analyst from three years ago is probably reflecting on life now. According to the database, the speed of face-slapping is indeed faster than predictions.
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A 450% increase, it feels like asking "Why didn't you get on board," every word hits hard.
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Every time I see stories like "I said it was a scam and it still went up," I think about how many promises from project teams are waiting to be validated by time. Just wait for the bloom.
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"Numbers don't lie," but the problem is that analysts do. It's been three years since the last prophecy, I suggest it be recorded in the Guinness World Records.
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Holders' positions are exploding, skeptics quietly disappear in the hot comments, the market has always been so "ruthless."
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Really, predicting Bitcoin's price movement might be even more difficult than estimating how long it takes for a project team's pie-in-the-sky promises to ferment.
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-05 08:50
If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have listened to those analysts talking nonsense. 450%, brother, this return is taking off directly.
Three years ago, a renowned Wall Street analyst boldly declared Bitcoin a "scam." Fast forward to today—the king of crypto has surged 450% since that call. Pretty wild, right? It's a reminder of how tough it is to call Bitcoin's moves. While skeptics wrote it off, those who held on watched their positions explode. The market's spoken loud and clear: institutions, retail traders, and hodlers kept stacking through the noise. Whatever you think of Bitcoin, the numbers don't lie—this one's been a hell of a ride.