In the world of digital trading, a troubling question arises that many do not want to face: Is predicting currency prices just an illusion marketed by companies?
📉 Prediction or guessing?
Analysts claim daily that they can predict the movement of Bitcoin or Ethereum through technical or fundamental analysis. But if it were that easy, why do the majority lose their money? Isn't it strange that everyone has a 'successful strategy' in the market, yet they are crushed by volatility day after day?
🤖 Artificial intelligence enters the game
Some platforms have begun to rely on artificial intelligence for more accurate price predictions. But even these models collide with an unquantifiable factor: human emotion. A single tweet from Elon Musk is enough to turn the market upside down, so can any system predict this kind of 'collective madness'?
💰 Companies profiting from illusion?
Some believe that certain companies foster the illusion of predictability to sell tools, courses, or paid signals. In reality, the market may be designed to benefit the large players, while the small ones chase after 'predictions' that will not materialize.
🔮 Prediction is not a crime… but it's not a law either
This does not mean that analysis is useless, but it does not guarantee results. The market is a mix of human behavior, geopolitical events, and technological innovation, making it closer to chaotic art than to precise science.
🎯 In the end…
If you think you can predict the market, remember that even top investors admit they don’t really know what will happen. Are you ready to take risks based on a 'prediction'? Or will you start seeing the market as it is: more of a battleground than a scientific laboratory?
