Should you follow the boss's call?
The unique characteristics of the cryptocurrency market exacerbate human weaknesses. Violent fluctuations easily breed "missing out" anxiety and the "dip-buying spree." Information asymmetry makes "insider information" and "boosting predictions" even more deceptive, while imperfect regulation makes "shouting to profiteer" operations even more costly.
In this ecosystem, "maintaining rationality" is never just empty talk; it's a shield against market traps. The most vocal slogans often carry emotional undertones, attempting to manipulate you into making irrational decisions through the fear of "missing out." At this point, the simplest test is whether the other party is willing to participate. If someone claims a "guaranteed rise" but refuses to place a real bet, they are essentially gambling with others' risks while only profiting from the hype. Ultimately, the most reliable "moat" in the cryptocurrency world is always your own independent judgment—an understanding of the underlying logic of the project, an understanding of market cycles, and a clear understanding of your own risk tolerance. These are far more resilient than any "big boss's endorsement." After all, no one is responsible for your losses except you.