In today's Crypto Assets market, various financial indicators and economic data are being over-interpreted. Expectations of interest rate cuts, meeting minutes, employment data, consumer indices, and so on—these seemingly important pieces of information may actually be tools for market makers to manipulate the market.

Market participants need to be vigilant and not easily trust these so-called 'market signals'. In fact, this information is often used as a means to influence retail investors' decisions, thereby achieving the goal of harvesting.

The price trends of mainstream crypto assets like Bitcoin particularly illustrate the issue. We often see that within just one day, the price of Bitcoin can experience drastic fluctuations of several thousand dollars, and such significant rises and falls can happen multiple times.

This dramatic price volatility has left many self-proclaimed 'experts' among analysts and marketing accounts in a dilemma. They confidently predict rises and falls on social media, but in reality, they are just deceiving themselves, adding to the laughter.

As investors, we need to keep a clear mind and not be deceived by short-term market noise. True investment should be based on an understanding of the value of the project itself, rather than chasing short-term price fluctuations. In this uncertain market, maintaining rationality and independent thinking is more important than ever.