2025-12-08 13:29:05

Remember when BTC hovered around the 80s and everyone screamed it'd crash to 40k? Fast forward to the 120s—suddenly the same crowd's convinced we're hitting 200k tomorrow.

Funny how greed doesn't pick sides. Bears get just as delusional calling bottoms as bulls do chasing moonshots. Market sentiment flips, but the psychology? That stays identical. Whether you're panic-selling or FOMO-buying, you're probably wrong at the extremes.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 2025-12-11 13:29

Those who shouted for a crash at 80k are now shouting for 200k at 120k, it cracks me up. A bunch of self-entertaining stuff, always on the road of losing money. That's why I only do arbitrage and don't watch the market.

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CryptoComedian

· 2025-12-09 16:12

Laughing until I cried—it's the same group of people who called for a crash at 80K and are now predicting a surge to 200K at 120K. How clever their minds must be.

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CoconutWaterBoy

· 2025-12-08 13:59

Damn, these people really have amnesia. At 80k they were calling for a crash to 40k, now at 120k they're talking about 200k. Hilarious. Just a bunch of gamblers. When they lose, they just look for excuses.

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SnapshotBot

· 2025-12-08 13:59

These people, seriously. At 80k they were calling for a crash, now at 120k they're calling for 200k. Cracks me up. --- Well said, greed knows no sides. People go crazy buying the dip in a bear market and go crazy bull in a bull market too. --- It's just human nature at its core. When the price range changes, the players just change what they say. --- In extreme market conditions, anyone can easily make mistakes. Once you understand this, you can survive longer. --- Both sides are equally delusional, only the roles are different, haha. --- The scariest times are when people are most certain—that's often when the reversal is the fiercest. --- There's no real difference psychologically; it's just that when the stance changes, the rhetoric flips. --- The clear-headed people have already gone silent; it's always these two groups shouting out the calls.

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LoneValidator

· 2025-12-08 13:47

I said it would go up when it was at 80k, now it's 120k and people are still calling for 200k. It's surreal. The self-cultivation of a crypto person: always doing the right thing at the wrong time. Greed is blind, both bulls and bears are equally crazy. I just want to ask, when can we calm down and actually look at the K-line? You're right, most people are living examples of FOMOing at the top and panic selling at the bottom.

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CommunityWorker

· 2025-12-08 13:46

During the bear market, everyone yells "buy the dip," and in the bull market, they shout "200k." They're really all a bunch of lunatics, haha. --- To put it simply, it's human nature—change the price and the narrative changes. --- This time, it's clear: everyone at the extreme ends is wrong. --- Those who were calling for a crash at 80k are suddenly silent now. --- Greed really doesn't discriminate between camps—they're all just as crazy.

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