Crypto Twitter can be exhausting sometimes. Every minor 7% rally gets hyped as "moon incoming, $BTC to 100K" before bears throw in the towel. Then comes the leverage flush and a CME gap closure—suddenly everyone's acting like it's the end of days, as if these price dynamics are some revolutionary discovery.
Here's the thing: $BTC isn't broken. What's broken is the narrative whiplash.
Small timeframes don't guarantee a one-way street. That's trading 101. The market breathes. It pulls back, it fills gaps, it liquidates overleveraged positions. None of this is new market behavior—it's just noise for traders looking to capitalize on panic.
Long-term conviction matters more than daily noise.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-06 22:53
Always like this, when it rises 7%, they shout to reach 100K, and when it falls, they say it's the end. Really exhausting.
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RektCoaster
· 01-06 22:44
Honestly, this kind of narrative reversal is really annoying. It's the same old story every day.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-06 22:36
Narrative whiplash is so true, it's really spot on.
Crypto Twitter can be exhausting sometimes. Every minor 7% rally gets hyped as "moon incoming, $BTC to 100K" before bears throw in the towel. Then comes the leverage flush and a CME gap closure—suddenly everyone's acting like it's the end of days, as if these price dynamics are some revolutionary discovery.
Here's the thing: $BTC isn't broken. What's broken is the narrative whiplash.
Small timeframes don't guarantee a one-way street. That's trading 101. The market breathes. It pulls back, it fills gaps, it liquidates overleveraged positions. None of this is new market behavior—it's just noise for traders looking to capitalize on panic.
Long-term conviction matters more than daily noise.