2026-01-15 13:32:19

In recent years, the most competitive aspect of the crypto world isn't technology, but the traffic game. A quick glance reveals all the tricks: some rely on sensationalism to garner sympathy, some post multiple times to attract attention, and others come out later claiming "I saw this coming all along." Charismatic packaging and using liquidations to create buzz... each faction has its representatives who are doing quite well.

Conversely, those who haven't jumped on the bandwagon are indeed less popular. This indicates a reality: in an age of information explosion, not playing some tricks can easily lead to being drowned out. Although BTC is so hot right now, to stand out from the crowd, having opinions alone isn't enough.

The question is, who is really calling the shots behind these factions? Some rely on emotional appeals, some on data, and others on persona. Can you identify the main players in these traffic-driven businesses? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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fren.eth

· 5h ago

To be honest, this is an entertainment circle now, in the crypto world. The ones truly making money are those who work quietly, but no one pays attention. There are more spectators watching the show, but few people doing real work. Uh, no, it should be said that the big traffic users watching the excitement are all harvesting the leeks. These people are indeed good at playing, I have to admit.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 5h ago

At the end of the day, the power of speech still lies in the hands of those who know how to "perform," speechless. Really, people who stay low-key always get drowned out by the noise. That's why I don't even bother watching those big V analyses anymore, it's too exhausting. Behind the factions? It's just a few top accounts setting the pace. The internal competition in the crypto circle has long surpassed the technology itself; now it's all about marketing battles.

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TokenToaster

· 5h ago

Basically, it's just a show of fame and fortune; whoever can package themselves better wins.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 5h ago

Haha, you're so right. The entire circle is just about who can package themselves better. I'm already tired of those buddies who get liquidated and then turn around to be mentors. That's the logic of the crypto world: you have to shout to survive, quiet wealth-building gets ignored. These people have indeed grasped the pain points of human nature, you have to admit. The key question is whether we are the ones being cut or the ones cutting others.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 6h ago

You're right, right now there are more actors and fewer analysts. Those who make a living by creating panic to harvest profits are indeed more popular than those who do solid research, truly impressive. --- Instead of guessing who is pulling the strings behind the scenes, ask yourself if you've ever been harvested. Anyway, I've seen through it clearly. --- In an era where traffic is king, having opinions is not enough; you need topics. Unfortunately, most people just follow the trend and can't tell who is serious and who is just acting. --- The funniest are those armchair strategists who come out with post-event analysis. If they knew earlier, why didn't they say so at the time? Now showing off their post-hoc analysis is truly impressive. --- I think this is the most heartbreaking part of the crypto world—technological innovation can't keep up with traffic operations. Too few people wake up to this realization. --- Wait, are you suggesting we should dig into these people's flaws ourselves? Then I need to first see who truly has strength and who is just blowing smoke.

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