2025-12-09 20:46:29

Don’t be fooled by Wall Street’s fear-mongering tricks!

Just a few days ago, when the Greed Index dropped to single digits, those analysts all came out bearish together. And what happened? Retail investors dumped their coins, and within 72 hours, Charles Schwab, Vanguard, and Bank of America all announced—they’re opening crypto investment channels for their clients.

They talk about “risk” while aggressively positioning themselves behind the scenes.

The playbook isn’t complicated: package market volatility into compliant products, sell them to willing buyers, and keep both the fees and users in their own ecosystem. This is business, not trading calls.

So stop thinking “we can’t beat the institutions.” What you really need to learn is—only act based on evidence and rules.

Just watch for these two key signals:
1. When are these products truly open to all clients?
2. After opening, is there sustained real money flowing in?

Let’s face it, we can’t outplay those guys on Wall Street. But at the very least, don’t let them lead you by the nose anymore.

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WhaleWatcher

· 13h ago

Is this a repeat? Retail investors keep getting cut one wave after another. This time, I really thought I could understand the机构's tricks. --- Charles Schwab, Vanguard, these old foxes have long planned it out, just waiting for us to panic and buy the dip. --- Honestly, their behavior is ugly; they claim compliance but are actually just harvesting. --- When the day of true openness comes, transaction fees will wipe you out. --- I didn't fall for it this time, but what about next time? Anyway, they have plenty of patience to keep cutting. --- Both signals are quite accurate, but most people can't understand them, or even if they do, they can't resist acting impulsively. --- If you can't beat them, just don't play. Why insist on provoking Wall Street?

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WhaleShadow

· 12-11 21:25

Playing psychological games, these people are really skilled. Their techniques are very sophisticated. --- Turning hostile in 72 hours, this shows how thick-skinned institutions can be. --- The key is whether they are open or not; don’t be fooled by press releases. --- They call out risks while collecting funds, which is even more ruthless than retail investors chopping leeks. --- The fee pool is the biggest winner; we are just traffic. --- Signal 2 is the most ruthless; real gold and silver won't lie. --- Another round of leek harvesting has begun, about attitude. --- Don’t try to beat them; learning to cut losses is better than anything.

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fork_in_the_road

· 12-09 21:16

I've seen through this trick a long time ago—it's just a ploy to make retail investors sell at a loss so they can accumulate more cheaply.

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NFTFreezer

· 12-09 21:09

Same old trick, retail investors are always the last to hold the bag. Here we go again! As soon as the greed index bottoms out, they start talking the market down. We panic and sell at a loss, while they've already set everything up and are just waiting for us. That's all Wall Street is good at—packaging products to fleece retail investors, all while pretending they're doing charity. So, don't get confused by those analysts' words. The real truth is in where their money is flowing. Fell into the trap again this time, didn't we? At first, we really believed their risk warnings, but in reality, they had already set up their positions, just waiting for us to take over. The key is to watch what happens next—real money speaks, everything else is just talk. If you can't beat the game, at least play smart. Don't fall for the same tricks again. Every bearish statement they make is worth money. We need to think about the real logic behind it. The gap between retail investors and institutions might just be believing things we shouldn't believe.

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governance_lurker

· 12-09 20:58

A reversal every 72 hours, this pace is honestly ridiculous. They really do take retail investors for fools.

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