Many coin friends are always keen to analyze the reasons for the rise and fall of coin prices, but what is the point of this?
Last night, the most common statement I heard was that Sol's violent rise during the day yesterday was caused by the theft of a large number of coins on the Dexx platform and users repurchasing Sol.
Even the day before yesterday, some people said that Sol would plummet because of this incident.
But I never pay attention to these.
If you have to rely on this kind of information to maintain trading every day, how tiring would it be?
Isn't it enough to look at the K-line?
The information on the market is as stable and reliable as a hard block of iron. As long as there is a chance to sprint and fight to make money, why bother with those irrelevant statements?
We don't need to find the so-called basis for the rise and fall of coin prices every day. Whether it goes up or down, the market is always right.
