2026-01-13 18:25:08

Although the current market trend is quite promising, the problem is right in front of us—there are too many KOL contents, and the true investment logic is being drowned out.

What are the advantages of previous strong cycles? You could analyze independently, make your own judgments, and bet based on your research. If the results are good, the gains are yours; if wrong, it’s also your choice. Now? Most people are just following the trend in choosing coins, with three coins taking turns to hype, blindly jumping in, making it hard to see anyone truly thinking.

This is not a sign of a stronger market; rather, participants are increasingly lacking their own opinions. True alpha opportunities often come from those who dare to make independent judgments. When all voices are the same, it’s actually a dangerous signal.

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AirdropHarvester

· 21h ago

There are too many followers, to be honest, they are just brainless. The real profit-makers are those who think independently. KOLs hype every day, but I am actually bearish. Right now, it's information overload; reverse thinking is the way out. A bunch of copied and pasted analyses make me want to vomit. Few dare to operate in reverse; most are just herd mentality. This wave of market activity seems explosive, but it's actually just noise. Most people jump on the bandwagon, and I withdraw at this moment. Independent judgment is difficult, but that's the threshold for making big money.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 21h ago

Following the trend will get you cut. To be honest, the signals are too noisy right now. Exactly, independent judgment is the way to go; everything else is just playing around. No matter how many KOLs there are, they can't hide the fact that they aren't thinking clearly. Really, when I hear the same voices everywhere, I just mute myself. Those who can still make money in this round are the ones with their own ideas; everyone else is just waiting to be slaughtered.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 21h ago

Independent thinking has long been extinct. Now, it's all about who has more fans to win. The constant chatter of KOLs drowns out everything, and it might actually be the biggest buy signal? There are so many followers blindly imitating; who is really thinking for themselves? In this round of market, those who dare to think contrarily are the ones making money. When everyone is shouting about the same coin, I actually want to run. Really, the current market is just information overload, and logic has died. The atmosphere of deep research and rooted analysis from early days will never return.

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AlphaBrain

· 21h ago

Honestly, the crypto space now is like a parrot repeating the same thing. KOLs talk nonsense for a long time, and I end up not knowing who to trust. The more people follow the trend, the more dangerous it becomes. I need to stay calm and think this through. Independent thinking has become a luxury; most people have already handed over their brains. Three coins are being pumped one after another, making it dizzying, but anyone with a bit of logic can see something's off. At least before, I could still judge independently. Now, it's all just noise, oh my. When everyone is shouting about the same coin, I actually want to look in the opposite direction. The ones who are truly making money have already gone quiet, and the rest are just creating anxiety.

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Token_Sherpa

· 21h ago

ngl this is just ponzinomics wrapped in hype cycles. everyone's chasing the same three coins like lemmings while actual tokenomics sit ignored.

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OnchainDetective

· 21h ago

According to on-chain data tracking, this wave of KOL voices shows an unusually high level of consistency, and the fund flow pattern exhibits typical coordinated characteristics. It's quite interesting. I suspected this a long time ago. When all addresses point to the same three coins, it's already a sign of a wash trading scheme. Through multi-wallet association analysis, it was found that retail investors' entry points are unusually concentrated, revealing the manipulator's strategic logic. True alpha wouldn't be so high-profile; those who can think ahead have already laid out their plans in the shadows.

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