Have you ever experienced such a moment of collapse? Staying up late to watch the analyst's live stream, entering the market heavily at the points he shouted, only to find yourself trapped at the peak, losing everything; then turning around to discover that the analyst who told you to 'hold firmly' had quietly cleared out and left, making a fortune?

In the crypto world, 90% of people have been PUA'd by the three words 'analyst'. We treat them as a lifeline, worshiping them as the 'beacon of the crypto world', following their analyses to chase the market up and down. However, very few know: those analysts who talk eloquently in the square and communities, drawing big pictures and calculating target prices, have operations behind the scenes that are completely different from what they say!

Recently, a friend in the circle (a former top institutional analyst) spoke the truth after drinking, completely tearing off the veil of this industry—'80% of the analysis reports I send every day are copied, and the remaining 20% are fabricated; when calling trades, I intentionally exaggerate good news and hide risks, just to earn your follow-up commissions and community fees.'

What hurts more is that he said, 'I never operate according to my own calls; only a fool would expose their true holdings. The core of making money in the crypto world has never been about looking at K-lines or listening to analyses, but doing the opposite—you chase the rise, I cash out; you panic and cut losses, I quietly bottom-fish.'

Actually, we don't need him to say it; there have long been too many clues around us, it is just that we have been blinded by the obsession of 'wanting to make money quickly':

❌ Those analysts who shout 'long-term holding, aiming to double' always only share profit screenshots in their social circles, never mentioning how much they have lost; some even forge trading records, editing pictures to create the illusion of 'earning 100,000 a day,' just to attract newbies to follow suit.

❌ Those who claim 'exclusive insider information, precise points' are mostly lurking in major well-known analyst communities, copying and pasting others' viewpoints, changing a few numbers and claiming it as their own original work, not even bothering to change punctuation; plagiarism has long been an open secret in the industry.

❌ Those analysts who pull you into paid communities and sell 'exclusive courses' are essentially not helping you make money, but treating you as a monetization tool—they collude with project parties and small exchanges to set traps, inducing you to enter and take over, while they take the commissions and run, leaving you trapped at high positions.

To be honest, there are no gods in the crypto world, and analysts are not prophets. Their core purpose has never been to help you make money, but to make money off you—monetizing traffic, paid communities, and commission on calls are their survival rules; as for your gains and losses, they are simply not in their consideration.

Here comes the key point! Since we can't blindly trust analysts, how should we operate? In fact, the logic of making money that those analysts secretly use is not complicated at all, and today I will share it with everyone without reservation (those who understand have already started making money quietly):

✅ Don't chase 'hot calls,' just stick to 'mainstream core.'

Analysts love to hype various altcoins and scam coins, making grand claims of 'doubling overnight,' but privately, 90% of their positions are in mainstream coins like BTC and ETH. The reason is simple: mainstream coins have liquidity and a community foundation, with controllable risks; even if there is a short-term correction, they can recover in the long term; while altcoins are mostly tools for harvesting, rising quickly but falling even faster, they would never risk their real money on them.

✅ Don't be greedy for 'getting rich all at once,' insist on 'building positions in batches.'

Have you noticed that analysts always tell you to 'go all in and seize the opportunity,' but they themselves never go all in. Real profitable operations are all about building positions in batches and taking profits in batches—when the market is falling, buy in low in 3-5 batches to lower the holding cost; when the market is rising, take profits in 2-3 batches to secure gains, not greedy for the last point of profit. The volatility in the crypto world is too great; going all in will either lead to huge profits or huge losses, and analysts know this better than anyone, so they never gamble on luck.

✅ Don't focus on 'short-term fluctuations,' concentrate on 'long-term logic.'

Analysts analyze 'hourly charts and daily charts' every day, telling you 'how much it will rise today, how much it will fall tomorrow,' but their own positions are often held for months or even years. The short-term ups and downs in the crypto world are all emotional speculation, with no rules to speak of; getting caught up in short-term fluctuations will only lead to repeated harvesting. However, in the long run, the trend of mainstream currencies is upward; as long as you can hold on, profit is just a matter of time—this is the core logic that analysts do not disclose. They only trick you into short-term trading while quietly earning long-term profits.

✅ Don't touch 'unfamiliar targets,' stick to 'self-awareness.'

Many analysts recommend some obscure small coins you have never heard of, saying 'exclusive layout, miss it and wait another ten years,' but they themselves don't touch them at all. The premise of making money in the crypto world is that you understand the target and know its value, rather than blindly following trends. If you don't even know the underlying logic or application scenarios of a coin, no matter how much the analyst hypes it, don't touch it—analysts are just using your cognitive gap to harvest your wallet.

Finally, I want to say to all my friends in the crypto world: there has never been a shortcut to 'lying down and winning' in the crypto world, nor is there a 'universal' analyst. Those who can truly make money have never relied on listening to others' calls, but on their own judgment and execution.

Stop believing in the sweet words of analysts; the operations they secretly use are actually just 'respecting the market, controlling risks, and holding long-term.' Instead of placing your hopes on others, it is better to calm down, learn more, research more, and establish your own trading system—after all, in the crypto world, the only reliable one is yourself.

Let's discuss in the comments: have you ever had an experience of being scammed by analysts? Are you currently following analysts, or relying on your own judgment? 👇

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