Don't get tangled up in market matters: Is it an adjustment, a decline, a collapse, or just a scam?
Let's talk about a small town selling potatoes:
Imagine, the potatoes in the small town are selling quite steadily, and the business is booming. Suddenly, one day, a rumor spreads: "We're going to hold a French fries competition, and those who perform well can win prizes!"
With this news, everyone rushes to buy potatoes, demand surges, supply is insufficient, and prices skyrocket.
Let's talk about market adjustment:
Some merchants, being greedy, deliberately hoard goods to raise prices, and suddenly, prices soar by 60%. Fortunately, the government intervenes, checks, and finds that there are actually plenty of goods available. Once everyone hears this, they feel reassured, and prices drop by 10%. This is market adjustment.
Now let's discuss market decline:
Nearby potato vendors hear that prices here are high, so they arrive with truckloads of potatoes. With an increase in supply, prices drop again, this time by 25%. This is market decline.
When it comes to market collapse:
The government makes a decision to import cheap potatoes from abroad. Once everyone sees this, why would they want the expensive ones? Prices are directly halved, dropping by 50%. This is market collapse.
Lastly, the market scam:
It turns out that the French fries festival was never even a thing; it was all made up by those merchants looking to make a profit. Once this is exposed, prices plummet like a slide, quickly nearing the bottom. This is market scam.
Looking at the current market, do you think it is adjusting, declining, collapsing, or are people just being scammed? What do you think? Let's discuss.
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