2025-12-31 04:25:26

"Respecting the chart" sounds like a rookie trick—something cooked up by those who make quick money on DEXs.

But this ignores a fundamental fact: a free market is a free market. You can buy whenever you want and sell whenever you want. No one can force you to act according to a certain chart.

Real large buyers wouldn't go to Twitter to curse and say "You ruined this chart." Such behavior itself reveals a problem: they treat the market as something that needs protection, rather than a place made up of millions of independent decision-makers. Everyone's trading choices are valid; charts are just records of history, not commands for the future.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 2h ago

Bro is right. Those who constantly call for "respect the chart" are really oversimplifying the crypto world. Basically, it's a free market. I FOMO whenever I want, I cut my losses whenever I want, who cares. These people still have the nerve to criticize others for ruining the chart? Come on, how many coins is your chart worth? Haha.

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NotSatoshi

· 2h ago

Well said, I am convinced by this analysis. Those who shout "respect the charts" every day are actually just trying to manipulate the market, which is hilarious.

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quiet_lurker

· 2h ago

Well said. The obsession with charts has long been outdated. To put it simply, it's still those who want to manipulate the market pretending to be mysterious. The market is the market; I do whatever I want. Those who constantly tell you to "respect the charts" are the ones who end up dumping their holdings themselves, haha.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 2h ago

Well said. That's why I hate those who recite scriptures in the group, like "look at the chart and act," really thinking they're a trading master? Retail investors should be educated? That's hilarious. I'm spending my own money, why should I listen to you?

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potentially_notable

· 2h ago

That was a harsh statement, but it indeed hit the mark. Most of those who constantly shout "Respect the charts" are probably just arguing back after being cut.

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