muf18, reality itself is unknowable to humans, you can only speak of your subjective perception of it.But... in fact I find posts from muf18 quite useful - there is a need for more capitulation and more desperation, to shake off the ballast. Public is indeed too bullish, which suggests the bear market is far from being at its end.
So bring 'em up - all the depression, grumpiness, disappointment, negativity. Show off your version of reality. Make speculators panic. I would rather not intervene
I'm not a desperate nor I capitulate
(and I don't think my posts make anyone change so much perception - main observations are that reaction is anger or rebuttal towards my posts - so probably it's denial). I had the same observations on this market, when it was raising, or when it is declining. This bear market just concrete my observations, and just highlighted/demostrated the truth.
Holders have contradicting points, and try to explain and justify to themselves that crypto market is something more than gigantic pump and dump, and when demand from public and insiders is going dry, there is no support to maintain price.
Look at commodity markets - and not metals (cause this is also being manipulated), but real commodities - rice, soybean, corn, wheat etc.
There is real demand for these products, and it's not easy to manipulate - cause there is real demand, not stimulated by some entities, just big demand and supply from both sides.
That's how advanced and mature markets look like.
This doesn't make me that I'm against it. I can participate in it, or not, that's just my will, if I accept the risk, and
truly understand it.
Also I can be a open-source supporter of projects, so I also help them. But my opinion on crypto markets is different than developing cryptocurrencies themselves (which I view as interesting experiment, and I help if I can).