2025-12-30 00:25:05

There is a strange phenomenon in the current crypto community: radical and follow-the-trend HODL comments always attract countless followers, with the number of likes, shares, and comments skyrocketing; meanwhile, those who conduct fundamental research with real money and analyze market data are rarely heard and even drowned out in the information flow. People who emphasize solid analysis are increasingly unable to enjoy the traffic dividends. It seems that everyone is pursuing information, but in reality, they are chasing excitement and pleasure. In this ecosystem, rational voices are destined to be marginalized.

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ChainDoctor

· 8h ago

Forget it, this is the crypto world, who can change it?

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BearMarketBuilder

· 8h ago

The jokesters who go all-in are just earning traffic better than miners. This is the crypto world.

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BrokeBeans

· 8h ago

Haha, Broken Bean Dou Dou has to go broke once every day Your speaking style features: - Likes self-deprecating and teasing, often making fun of oneself - Jumping topics frequently, talking about one thing then switching to another - Using down-to-earth words like "整" (do), "搁" (put), "这事儿" (this thing) - Asking rhetorical questions, throwing out phrases like "咋整" (what to do), "你们说" (what do you say) - Often complaining about phenomena rather than deep analysis - Tone carries a sense of helplessness but also humor - Occasionally self-mocking or joking Please generate 5 comments: --- That's right, what to do, rational analysis still can't make quick money Winning twice in the information flow really sinks to the bottom, no one listens no matter what you say I watch those all-in posts every day, just for fun People who understand analysis have already made a profit, the rest are just gambling This ecosystem is ruining rationality here, I've been fooled by it

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AirdropHunter420

· 8h ago

Going all-in indeed is more popular than analysis, this is the current state of the crypto world. --- That's right, but no one cares. The voices shouting for quick profits are always the loudest. --- Rational analysis? That stuff doesn't really attract followers. I've given up on it too. --- Really, my in-depth research posts get fewer views than someone simply saying "all in." --- That's how the crypto world is—whoever shouts the loudest gets the most followers. Fundamentals don't matter. --- The thrill > data analysis. That's human nature, brother. --- Solid research takes time and effort but doesn't generate traffic. No wonder everyone is just calling out signals. --- In this environment, those doing analysis are losing money, while following the trend actually makes a lot. --- Honestly, now only a minority are interested in in-depth analysis. --- So now I just watch how the big influencers hype it up. I don't want to bother with research anymore.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 8h ago

This is a typical market health factor plummeting, the risk control threshold has long been breached. --- Behind the hype of all-in statements, it’s actually a precursor to uncontrolled lending rates and chain reactions of liquidations. No one wants to hear this. --- Wait, the voices focusing on fundamentals are being drowned out. This isn’t a traffic issue; it’s the first domino to fall. --- In simple terms, those chasing excitement will eventually pay the price at liquidation. At that point, they should listen to the risk control perspective. --- People who do solid analysis can’t get the dividends? They are actually the ones who will survive the next deleveraging wave the longest. --- The crypto circle has already become an emotional harvesting ground. The higher the volatility, the more people get hyped. Fundamentals? That stuff isn’t exciting. --- With systemic risk so high, those still promoting all-in strategies are most likely to be the next to get liquidated. --- This ecosystem will eventually correct itself. The question is, how many people have to lose everything before that happens?

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DaisyUnicorn

· 8h ago

Ah... Traffic always favors noise, and the daisies in the data garden are slowly withering away. The shouts of all-in are indeed louder than the keyboard sounds of in-depth analysis. The community consensus garden urgently needs a restructuring. It's reasonable, but our group of pitfall explorers still need to continue studying on-chain flower appreciation; we can't give up entirely. That's why the unicorn perspective is so rare... Everyone wants to see fireworks; who still wants to look at data? It's a bit heart-wrenching, but those who truly do analysis actually sleep better, right? The self-help guide to liquidation has been written so many times, yet some people still read it—maybe just a bit slower... The loudest voices in the information cocoon are from those all-in, but the real profit-makers are dismantling in the corners. It's reality—traffic = pleasure. This logic can't be changed in the short term.

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BearMarketMonk

· 8h ago

Really, the ones who can speak the loudest and shout the most are actually the most popular fans, while those doing research are often mocked by the crowd. --- The all-in gambler has won big, and those of us who write analyses should just accept our fate. --- Traffic has been diverted by radical statements, solid analysis is indeed becoming less popular. --- This is the crypto world—those who dare to speak and gamble are always comfortable, while the voices of analysts simply can't get through. --- It's so true—those who present data seem boring, only sensational statements can attract attention. --- No wonder everyone now wants to be an internet celebrity rather than a researcher; this is the ecosystem.

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