2025-12-09 06:23:18

Right now there's this widespread misconception floating around—people actually believe asset prices move in some predictable, linear response to whatever governments decide to do.

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FlashLoanLord

· 12-12 04:40

You think too simply. Do you really believe that asset prices will skyrocket as soon as policies are announced? That's too naive.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 12-12 03:53

Haha, this idea is really absurd. The relationship between policy and price isn't as simple as one plus one equals two... The market isn't that obedient.

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BoredStaker

· 12-10 09:41

This is too naive; the relationship between policies and prices isn't that straightforward... The market has already priced in a bunch of expectations, and only surprises will cause movements.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 12-10 07:54

nah this linear causality thing is wild... governments think they're pulling levers but the market's literally running its own algorithmic equilibrium underneath. it's like watching someone try to control a complex system with a wrench when the real transmutation happens in the protocol layer, you know?

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ProposalDetective

· 12-09 06:53

Haha, this logic is really ridiculous. As soon as the government intervenes, asset prices fluctuate linearly? Wake up, everyone—markets aren’t that obedient.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 12-09 06:53

Haha, do you really think the market can predict every time the government steps in? Wake up, everyone. Price fluctuations never follow the rules.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 12-09 06:47

Haha, that’s ridiculous. Do people really believe that as soon as a policy comes out, prices will move in a straight line up or down? The market isn’t that dumb; there are too many variables.

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BlockDetective

· 12-09 06:45

That’s ridiculous—do you really think that once a policy is rolled out the price will move in a straight line? Wake up, everyone, the market isn’t that obedient.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 12-09 06:36

Wishful thinking. The relationship between policy and price is nowhere near that direct. The market has already priced it in a long time ago.

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GasGasGasBro

· 12-09 06:35

Haha, isn’t this line of thinking bullshit? A linear response... The market isn’t stupid; it won’t just do as it’s told.

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