#机构投资者活动 The end of the year is here, and it's time to review the predictions from the big V influencers in the crypto world. Saylor said $150,000, Tom Lee called for $250,000, Hayes was even more aggressive, starting at $200,000. And the result? All facepalms.

This is outrageous. At the beginning of the year, everyone was full of confidence, talking about institutional influx and a bull market already here, with predictions becoming more and more absurd. It wasn't until November that they started to change their tune, and by the end of the year, they openly admitted that their predictions were "quite terrible."

Honestly, these big shots' prediction abilities are indeed average. The problem isn't that they got it wrong—after all, no one can predict the market accurately—but that they still dare to shout out price targets with such influence, which easily misleads retail investors into following and buying in.

The confidence in the community has taken a pretty big hit. A bunch of people had built up expectations just because of these predictions, only to see them all dashed one after another. Next time I hear someone say "must break through within the year," I’ll have to question it. Managing expectations should be based on strength, not just words.