$DOGE Recently, watching the frequent fluctuations in the candlestick chart of Dogecoin, I can't help but want to talk about the magical operations of those so-called "coin circle analysts" or "coin identification experts". It seems that every time they make a prediction, they can see through the secrets of the sky in advance and analyze them very well. However, reality is always ruthless - their posts are often slapped in the face by the market the next second after they are sent out.

1. Predictions are as good as gods, and slaps are as fast as the wind

The trick for these experts is simple:

1. First, analyze the K-line seriously, and use professional terms such as "head and shoulders top", "double top", and "bull-bear dividing point" readily.

2. Then they tell everyone in all seriousness: "The market signal is clear, run!" or "Buy at the bottom now, and you will definitely make double the money!"

But the market's reaction is always laughable:

• Just after shouting “Run!”, the K-line rose by 10%. The leeks in the comment area said: “The expert caused me to lose a daily limit!”

• Just when people said “It’s time to buy the dip!”, the market then plummeted by 20%, and some people who followed the trend had their positions liquidated.

What’s even more interesting is that they always like to compare with “historical data”:

"Look, this time's trend is exactly the same as it was on a certain day in a certain month in 2021! It rose by 200% at that time, so it will be the same this time." But history is always open to interpretation, but the market always likes to go its own way.

2. Slandering Musk, conspiracy theories flying everywhere

Some people also like to "take advantage of the popularity of Dogecoin". The ups and downs of Dogecoin are inseparable from Musk's "endorsement". So some people began to discredit Musk:

• “He is just cutting leeks!”

• “Dogecoin, a virtual currency, was hyped up by Musk!”

What's more, he even tried to drive a wedge between Trump and Musk:

• “Musk is the face of the left, Trump hates him!”

• “There’s a political conspiracy behind the rise of Dogecoin!”

These conspiracy theories seem to be well-founded, but if you think about it carefully, the logic is all nonsense. It is true that Musk forwarded the content of Dogecoin, but the market sentiment cannot be controlled by one person. In the final analysis, the speculation of cryptocurrencies still depends on the dynamics of the market itself, rather than relying on conspiracy theories to attract attention.

3. Where will the leeks go?

For ordinary people, the predictions of these "experts" are often just a joke. They predict the market, and the market predicts them. What's more interesting is that many "experts" turned around and began to change their words: "I have said it before, Dogecoin has a strong uncertainty!" This wave of magical operations is simply sticking their faces in front of the market and asking for a beating.

So, if you really want to invest in Dogecoin, you might as well remember the following points:

1. Don’t blindly believe in experts’ analysis, market fluctuations are always uncontrollable.

2. Take control of your own fund management capabilities, act within your means, and don’t chase rising prices or sell when prices fall.

3. If you really believe in Musk’s love for Dogecoin, then at least take a long-term view and don’t be scared off by short-term fluctuations.

Conclusion: Just listen to the opinions of experts

The cryptocurrency world is full of uncertainty, especially for “community-driven” projects like Dogecoin, whose prices are more affected by irrational factors such as market sentiment and celebrity comments. And those so-called experts often can’t even trust their own predictions, so how can they guide others’ operations?

Finally, the only truth about the market is that no one can fully predict the future, especially Dogecoin, which is like "go your own way and let others slap you in the face". Next time you see those predictions from experts, remember to treat them with an entertaining attitude and don't take them too seriously!