The biggest truth in the currency circle: stories are more expensive than facts #Bitcoin#Blockchain#Correspondence#Transaction#Financial#Finance#Ethereum#Bully Ethereum Market: It is better to read gossip than looking at K-lines

Imagine you were shopping in a supermarket and preparing to buy a cabbage, but the cashier said to you, "Sorry, the price of cabbage now depends on whether Ethereum has risen." You were stunned on the spot: Ah? If I buy a cabbage, do I have to study blockchain? Core interest: The focus of the market’s gossip has been on Ethereum and those companies that hold a lot of Ethereum as their “family assets”. They are like holding a pile of gold bars but say, "Don't panic, we are strategic reserves." As a result, everyone looks at the market, not at the K-line at all, but at how much Ethereum there is in these companies' wallets. The wallet is bulging, the market is thrilling; the wallet is sluggish, the market is stagnant. Extended laugh points/cold knowledge: What do you think Ethereum is based on the rise and fall? Rely on technical aspects? No, no, now it's more like telling stories. Those companies came out and said, "We will do big things with Ethereum in the future!" The market was as excited as a star-chasing girl; but if they suddenly became silent, the market would immediately become cold like a watermelon stall in winter. Leng Knowledge is here: In the encryption circle, "narrative" is actually more valuable than "facts". Just like when you are on a blind date, the other party says that your annual salary is one million, and you are moved; it turns out that it is a gold coin in the game.