That is normal seeing that and we cannot stop them saying that. If that is not interfere us, we don't have to take it serious. Let them be like that. The important thing we need to remember is take action and invest more in Bitcoin. Maybe those people will not take action in any situation and just happy to say that. We don't have to feel bad or hate them because they will still like that.

They say all of those things because they don't know Bitcoin or have lacking of knowledge about it. Its like they are bandwagons and changing their sentiments towards those situations they see.

If these people just try to learn more about Bitcoin for sure that they won't get bothered on any movement made by Bitcoin and always feel happy to invest whatever the price currently showing up to them.

This is also one of the reason on why there's lots of people got liquidated since they don't know what to do and they just ride up because they think Bitcoin is easy way to earn fast profit.

I am sure that every other person in this forum, myself inclusive, detest persons who are not steady in decision making and can neither be here nor there when it comes to having principles. Same goes for those who don't have a control over their emotions when it comes to investment, mostly as it concerns their opinion about the fluctuating market price at any given time of the day or night.
It is wise as an individual investor with a goal in mind, to ignore what others are saying and always do what one thinks is right according to ones instincts and growing skill base.

We can't do without the wall observers in bitcoin network, some of them were actually making speculations base on what they have seen and expected the market to perform, this is not what they can be dragging about for anything, after all, not all the time the market have to respond to the news happening in the crypto networks or the general centralized economy, the more we are so encouraged to do our own research before treating on any information heard.

To understand this you have to understand the people who are doing it, their background and their goals.

I'll give you an example.
Some of these people are poor, interested in getting some money out of bitcoin to increase the standard of living. They often have families to take care of and are very emotional about every single dollar.
I don't care if bitcoin goes $1k up or down, but I'm not a trader and I'm doing good financially. I can wait a year or 2 if bitcoin is under what I consider fair value. They don't.

Therefore you see people panicking, predicting rises and falls when the real move behind it is just 2%, which is more or less the exchange fee that you have to pay anyway, regardless of the price.

This should be a normal thing for a volatile asset like Bitcoin, some investors will react sharply to price when it pumps or dumps depending on where their interests lies. Many people that don't have a stance will FOMO by reacting to the present trend, weakhands will panic and sell during dip while wise investors will use the opportunity to buy, it has always been like that. I believe that as long as Bitcoin remains a volatile asset speculations will never cease, investors will always react and predict what they think but their speculations does not change what Bitcoin price will be, that is why I don't worry about speculations, it doesn't affect reality.

Yeah, it gets tiring. One day it’s going to the moon, the next it’s crashing. Too much noise and guessing. Sometimes it’s better to just zoom out and focus on the bigger picture.

I understand what you mean. There are people who don't have a direction; they just go with wherever the waves are flowing, but it's very difficult to predict bitcoin movement, especially if the person doesn't have all the factors needed.
Where it becomes a problem for me is when these people act as if they are very sure of what they're saying and act like they are making a calculated and analysed prediction instead of being sincere.

I think in May, I made a prediction about Bitcoin not getting to over 100k that month, a few days later, Bitcoin went above 100k and has never gone below that since then. Its normal to be wrong about Bitcoin price prediction, but while predicting, don't act like you're doing so with facts and all factors considered when you're just guessing and stating you're feeling.

Basically you have to understand the price will not always go up and the price will not always go down, uptrend and downtrend are always normal. Come on, honestly you don't really believe in Bitcoin if you are still a trader looking to profit from price differences, because those who believe in its potential and future benefits, will continue to buy regardless of the price, they only focus on accumulating consistently with the DCA method. Buying from the income they get, so, as long as your discretionary income is available, then you only need consistency in maintaining your Bitcoin investment.