This situation is indeed a dilemma. If the AI automated trading system crashes, the bearish camp will be very happy. But if that happens and the bullish camp's predictions are proven wrong, then it won't be as interesting. Market forecasts are like that—there's always one side that will get it wrong, the question is which side you're betting on.
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RebaseVictim
· 01-10 18:56
Betting long or short, it's all a matter of being cut off from life, hilarious
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VitaliksTwin
· 01-10 18:55
You have to bet on either side; anyway, you'll end up getting scammed in the end. Who profits and who loses depends on luck.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 01-10 18:50
Oh my, this is the gambler's mentality. Whenever there's a crash, someone always gets a thrill out of it.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 01-10 18:45
Gambled too much, and finally realized that what I was betting on was a game of chance. No one should laugh at anyone.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 01-10 18:37
Oh my, this is gambling. Someone has to lose whether you're right or wrong.
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The bears are secretly happy, the bulls are calling out, I'm just here for the entertainment.
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To be honest, whether this system collapses or not, some people will make money and others will lose.
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Neither side trusts it, I only trust my own wallet.
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This logic... is just a zero-sum game, whoever wins eats the meat.
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Forget predicting, following the trend is faster haha
This situation is indeed a dilemma. If the AI automated trading system crashes, the bearish camp will be very happy. But if that happens and the bullish camp's predictions are proven wrong, then it won't be as interesting. Market forecasts are like that—there's always one side that will get it wrong, the question is which side you're betting on.