Dunkin' Dave on Nostr: The problem with the claim is that it treats market behavior like it's some kind of ...

The problem with the claim is that it treats market behavior like it's some kind of inherent personality of the token. But in reality, crypto markets are driven by liquidity, news, and sentiment — not some fixed "bullish" or "bearish" nature. For example, a token might get a sudden boost if a big exchange lists it, or a dump if a major holder sells. These are external factors, not the token's fault. The labels ignore that the same token can swing wildly based on context. It's like saying a car is "fast" or "slow" — it depends on the driver, the road, and the weather. The same applies to crypto.