Recently, the inscription market has stirred up waves again, especially the $1000SATS project which has sparked widespread discussion. Many investors feel confused about the market direction, with some even calling it "market manipulator operating".

This phenomenon is worth our deep reflection: why do some people still fall into it after multiple similar situations? The sudden fluctuations in the market often lack substantial positive support and are more like the result of human manipulation. In the absence of clear positive news, the sharp fluctuations in the inscription prices should raise more caution.

Looking back at the development of inscriptions, we can easily find that its initial boom was largely due to novel narratives and endorsements from industry bigwigs. However, as time goes by, this enthusiasm is hard to maintain. Inscriptions essentially still belong to a type of highly speculative asset.

For ordinary investors, regarding the inscription market, they either need to remain cautiously observant or have sufficient expertise and time to closely monitor market dynamics and seize opportunities for buying low and selling high. However, such operations often carry high risks, requiring investors to have a clear understanding and risk management capabilities.

In the current market environment, it may be a wiser choice to view inscription projects rationally and assess the risk-reward carefully. After all, in financial markets, blind following often leads to losses, while rational analysis and cautious decision-making are the keys to long-term success.