Fear sells, big time. Again, this is not about being wrong, I am often. I just cannot warn people enough, especially beginners, not to fall into the “very big account = authority = certainty” trap. How many times Robert has publicly called for an imminent crash over the last four years is honestly beyond me. The problem is that with such a large audience, so much confidence and fame, and the use of words like “prophecy,” his message inevitably carries a strong authority effect for many people. I would not be surprised if it paralysed many from acting or investing over the past four years, and therefore made them miss out on opportunities. A real crash will come one day, and eventually he will be correct. Nothing goes up in a straight line forever. As I shared several times, our thesis, which can be wrong, is for a major correction later in 2029 and a bigger crash in the mid 2030s. Markets are probably more nuanced than repeatedly warning people that an imminent crash is just around the corner, as the last four years have already shown. Then again, fear sells. It attracts attention, builds audiences, drives subscriptions, book sales etc.

Reminder also on the $Others chart and its failed Head & Shoulders pattern that is promising for Altcoins. ----- "A failed Head and Shoulders pattern occurs when the price breaks through the neckline (signaling a reversal) but quickly reverses and moves back past the pattern's boundary, turning into a powerful continuation of the original trend." -----