A major Wall Street bank has recently begun to "take the pulse" of the crypto market again. Remember their disgusted face last year? In the blink of an eye, he became an optimist who "the cold winter is over". Bitcoin's four-year cycle law, in their mouths, they will change?

When it fell below $82,000 last month, the analysts were still calmly shouting "keep your confidence." This familiar formula - it's like you've almost lost at the poker table, and someone next to you suddenly pats you on the shoulder: "Brother, don't panic, luck will come soon." Their set of "promising" rhetoric is essentially no different from the saying of the TV shopping channel, "Don't come again when you can't miss the opportunity". If you say it right, it is their professionalism, but if you say it wrong, it is your wallet that loses anyway.

After being in the market for a long time, you understand a truth: when those elites in suits and leather shoes begin to enthusiastically promote what you already know, the most important thing to do is to check whether the zipper of your wallet is tight. They are not here for charity, but to put new labels on old stories and then empty your positions with more elaborate words. As for whether the cycle will really disappear? Who knows. But what is certain is that in their wave of "bullish" sentiment, many people's principal may disappear in a new round of market fluctuations.