“SUPER CYCLE” DOES NOT ARRIVE JUST BECAUSE OF ONE TWEET
After Changpeng Zhao (CZ) said "Super Cycle incoming," the market immediately became excited. But Rajat Soni's response was quite thought-provoking: lower your expectations.
The argument is very clear:
Markets don't move based on tweets.
It's entirely possible there will be no explosion in the next year.
And that's not bad — because it allows investors to accumulate at reasonable prices, rather than FOMO.
The key point is that CZ agrees with this view. He himself emphasized: no one can predict the future, and the most rational strategy is still keep stacking.
From a financial perspective, this is sound thinking:
Major cycles require liquidity, policy, and capital flow — not slogans.
A prolonged sideways phase helps absorb valuation, reduces leverage, and builds a stronger foundation for the next cycle.
Big gains usually go to the patient, not those who react fastest to news.
👉 The super cycle, if it comes, will stem from market structure, not fleeting emotions.
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