The crypto market can be incredibly volatile. Prices can skyrocket or plummet for various reasons, and sometimes it feels like the explanations given are just noise. Here’s a breakdown of what often happens and why you need to be cautious:

- Market Pumping: When the market goes up, you'll hear it's due to ETFs, a bull run, or other positive news. 🎉

- Market Dumping: When the market drops, people blame events like Mt. Gox, regulations from various countries, or claim it's all a grand manipulation scheme. 😱

- Market Rebounding: If prices bounce back even slightly, the same people who were just pessimistic suddenly predict enormous gains by the end of the year.🚀

The Reality

This cycle of explanations and predictions isn't new. It's been around since the early days of crypto and even before that in traditional markets. If you're new to crypto or even a veteran with little trading knowledge, you might get caught up in this noise and lose money, regardless of whether you go long or short.

The Social Media Trap

Social media manipulation is a powerful tool, and it’s widely used. Don't be fooled by influencers with thousands of followers. Many of these followers are from the last bull run and are now inactive because they lost money in 2021 by following these so-called experts.

Red Flags to Watch Out For:

- Overconfidence: If someone is always certain about the market's direction, be skeptical.

- Frequent Changes in Predictions: If an influencer switches from bullish to bearish rapidly, they’re likely just chasing the trend.

- High-Leverage Trades: Promoting high-leverage trades is a common tactic to lure inexperienced traders. This often leads to significant losses.

What You Should Do

1. Educate Yourself: Instead of relying on influencers, invest time in learning about the market. Understand the historical trends and the reasons behind market movements.

2. Analyze Past Predictions: Look at the past predictions of these influencers, especially during the 2021 period. Compare their bullish and bearish posts to the actual market outcomes.

3. Stay Cautious: Avoid high-leverage trading unless you are very experienced. The potential losses can be devastating.

4. Diversify Sources: Get information from multiple reliable sources. Don’t put all your trust in one influencer or trader.

Remember, many of these "experts" are just trying to profit from your trades through affiliate links or other means. Protect your investments by being critical, doing your research, and making informed decisions.

Also, STAY AWAY from guys who are willing to help you and send you a contact via WhatzApp or Tellgram.

Stay safe and trade wisely! ✌️

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