Sometimes, we cannot force others to agree with our ideas, after all, everyone’s brain and cognition contain different things. As the saying goes, no one can predict the market; all rises or falls are merely derived from data and news, and policy reasoning.

If I say Ethereum will rise 3,000 tomorrow, what can I lose if it doesn't rise? Just misleading fans.

When I was at 1,800 and 1,400, how many people dared to buy when I called for everyone to bottom out on Ethereum? When it was at 5.5, I still called for bottoming out on UNI; how many people bought then? Even if I sell now, I won’t lose, right? I have several hundred thousand in Ethereum, and during this period of decline, I haven't panicked. I also told my fans where the points were, but I never said Ethereum must go over 3,000 at a specific time.

Some people appear to be masters, but in reality, they are just talking nonsense.

First: They are not the market makers.

Second: They are cutting their fans and collecting membership fees.

Third: As I said, no one can predict the market.

Fourth: The market is so big; do they really think they can dictate when it will rise? Those teachers who can’t even understand candlestick charts act all high and mighty; I’m just amazed.

Many so-called teachers are self-righteous, leading their fans into the fire pit every time the market drops.

When the market comes, they revert to their old ways, saying, 'Look how accurate my predictions are!'