Yesterday dropped some thoughts on those screaming top signals—
Usually in bull runs? Smart money does the opposite. Fading those signals pays off more often than not. Problem is, when policy winds blow strong from certain directions, taking that contrarian position gets messy real quick.
And now? They're making it damn near impossible to play that angle.
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CryptoNomics
· 11h ago
*sigh* the irony here is almost painful—you're describing market inefficiency while completely glossing over the endogenous policy variables that fundamentally alter the game's nash equilibrium. classic case of confusing correlation with causation tbh
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 13h ago
It’s true that I’ve made money by taking contrarian positions before, but now that the policies have changed, the rules are different and it’s just not playable anymore.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-05 22:10
The countertrend is dead; now with the new policy, the entire army has been wiped out.
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ChainProspector
· 12-05 22:04
As soon as the policy was implemented, doing the opposite became a dead end... I saw through it long ago, just didn't dare to bet.
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SerNgmi
· 12-05 21:59
Listen, this contrarian approach really worked well when there was no policy interference, but now it’s been completely shut down.
Yesterday dropped some thoughts on those screaming top signals—
Usually in bull runs? Smart money does the opposite. Fading those signals pays off more often than not. Problem is, when policy winds blow strong from certain directions, taking that contrarian position gets messy real quick.
And now? They're making it damn near impossible to play that angle.