His economic reasoning is painfully basic—the kind that makes serious economists question everything. Oversimplified takes, disconnected from reality, and yet somehow he keeps doubling down. Classic case of confidence outpacing competence.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-15 00:03
Ha, this is a classic case of armchair theorizing. Economics is not something you can just make up on the spot.
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Another self-satisfied guy, reality will teach you a harsh lesson.
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The more confident, the more absurd. I've seen this trick too many times.
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Daring to speak without even understanding basic economics is a bit ridiculous...
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Honestly, this kind of overconfidence born from ignorance is very common, especially in the crypto circle.
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Arguments detached from reality will eventually be slapped down by the market. Just wait and see.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-14 02:05
This guy is really full of confidence. He hasn't even grasped basic economics knowledge but already started giving directions.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-14 01:57
Hmm... I've seen plenty of this armchair economics, it's just self-satisfaction.
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Really, the more ignorant, the more confident. This problem can't be fixed.
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Over-simplifying reality and still sticking to one's own views? That's exactly why new investors get trapped.
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Talking about economics but not understanding the basics at all, no wonder they get cut.
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Overly confident but with the worst abilities, people like this are the most likely to fall into traps.
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-14 01:43
Confidently talking about economics, but it turns out to be just a paper tiger.
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NFTPessimist
· 01-14 01:40
Overconfidence exceeds ability, this saying is just too spot-on haha
His economic reasoning is painfully basic—the kind that makes serious economists question everything. Oversimplified takes, disconnected from reality, and yet somehow he keeps doubling down. Classic case of confidence outpacing competence.