@globeandmail I wonder if they wrote this just to rage bait us for clicks, cause it’s hard to believe some gay retard actually believes this crap and then another gay retard actually approved and published it
🚀 2025 Is a Bull Market Year, just like 2021 and 2017!
The market makers have done an excellent job of making you doubt this every single day. Through constant news cycles, price fluctuations, and conflicting analyses, their goal is clear: to keep you hesitant, unsure, and on the sidelines.
One of the biggest traps in this cycle is the obsessive focus on interest rates. In a bull market year, this becomes a fatal distraction. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum now benefit from ETFs, and other cryptocurrencies might soon follow. On top of that, Gary Gensler has been removed, the new White House administration is pro-crypto, and internal threats within the industry—like past regulatory pressures—are no longer a major concern. But that’s not the point here...
⚠️ The trap of “cheap money”
A common belief among retail investors is that significant capital will flow into the market only when interest rates drop. The idea is simple: “cheaper money” means easier access to loans, and many assume this will align with the market’s bullish trajectory.
However, this belief is a well-crafted trap set by market makers. The truth is that these players operate with massive amounts of capital and do not rely on traditional bank loans to fuel market pumps. Instead, they use short-term loans, collateralized with blockchain assets, to accumulate aggressively while the market appears “dead” to the average retail investor.
💡 How the market cycle manipulation works
1. Market makers accumulate – Using their own liquidity and blockchain-backed loans, they buy aggressively when interest in the market is low, all while spreading FUD to keep retail investors hesitant and on the sidelines.
2. Artificially inflating the market – As prices rise, public attention slowly shifts back to crypto. This process is perfectly synchronized with signals from the Fed, creating the illusion of a natural market recovery.
3. Retail enters too late – Average Joe only dares to invest once interest rates drop, believing it’s a clear signal that it’s now a “safe” entry point.
4. Smart money exits – Retail investors, taking loans at lower interest rates, provide the perfect exit liquidity for big players who already pumped the market when no one was paying attention.
Those waiting for “cheap money” to enter crypto are playing right into the market makers’ hands. The 2025 bull market is already here, and those who understand cycles know that real opportunities don’t come when everyone sees them—they come before the majority reacts.
I can feel this from the way the community interacts with my posts—many are scared and see something negative in the Fed pausing rate cuts. But the real opportunity lies in accumulating during this phase, so there’s something to sell when the real moment comes.
I know, it feels counterintuitive—but that’s exactly the point. Remember? Crypto is for everyone, but not everyone makes money.
Smart money doesn’t mean moving with the crowd—it means acting when everyone else is distracted.
💡 Crypto narratives are just smoke and mirrors designed to distract from the only thing that truly matters: PROFIT.
Of course, this is not financial advice. I don’t want to hear complaints if my predictions or observations don’t come true. That’s not the purpose of my posts – I’ll block anyone who hurls insults if things don’t unfold as I’ve said. What I share here are just my ideas, observations meant to offer you a comparative perspective that many don’t have the time to build. This is not a price prediction, nor is it a life-or-death gamble. If you don’t understand this, you have no place in crypto, let alone in my community.
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