Textbook-level FUD appears? No, this is a clear signal from the market!
I just saw the news about CZ being attacked in an organized manner, and combined with some subtle layouts of 'smart money' I've seen on-chain these past few days, I am not surprised at all. On the contrary, I want to tell you: the confirmation signal for that 'extreme point of market sentiment' I have been waiting for may have already arrived.
The news itself is very clear: CZ has suffered a large-scale, homogenized public opinion attack for advocating the core logic of 'buy and hold' during a bear market. This method is too classic—when a certain essence of truth begins to shake the panic of the public, FUD targeting individuals, aimed at creating noise, will emerge in concentration.
This is exactly what I have always emphasized: top analysis does not look at the news itself, but at the intentions behind the news and the resonance of market sentiment. The replication and pasting of these 'strange accounts' precisely expose the forces that do not want you to think about the 'long-term holding value' at this position. Why now? Why target this viewpoint?
Despite the apparent panic, I have observed that the net outflow of some core assets from exchanges has been quietly increasing, and some long-dormant whale addresses have started to show small, phased accumulation actions. This forms a stark divergence from the noisy attempts on social media trying to make you 'give up holding'.
CZ's metaphor is spot on: in the early days of internet investment, 99% of projects will fail, but that does not prevent you from catching Amazon. The same goes for the crypto market. The current organized attack is trying to completely deny the ultimate wisdom of 'buying and holding quality assets' with the extreme case of 'if you buy all the junk coins, you will go to zero'. This itself is a logical fallacy and emotional manipulation.
In the deep waters of a bear market, what is being tested is not how much noise you have heard, but your ability to filter out noise, recognize, and firmly hold onto those core assets that have network effects and fundamental potential. This slightly rushed public opinion war against industry leaders not only did not shake my judgment but instead acted as a booster, making me more certain—we are at an important psychological game node. The bottom of the market is often forged by the most intense despair and misleading information.
