2026-01-15 19:20:26

I want to have an honest and open conversation with everyone. As KOLs in the trading arena, we first need to be accountable to our fans. When there is no market movement, we should be honest and take a break together. Don't force trades just for a small commission fee and traffic, which ultimately causes everyone to cut losses, hold against the trend, and suffer heavy losses.

To be honest, it's not easy for everyone to gather here. Everyone comes here to make money, and they trust us because they believe in our technical skills. But if we open trades just for the sake of trading or frequently operate for commissions, that’s irresponsible.

Our bottom line as KOLs should be very clear: prioritize the interests of users and fans, and profit is the ultimate goal. We should not lead trades impulsively when emotions are high—that's a stress response, not a trading decision. When the market is losing, it's time to rest and wait for better opportunities.

There are many profitable KOLs, but reliable KOLs are a scarce commodity. We must live up to the trust of our fans.

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Qingshan

· 5m ago

New Year Wealth Explosion 🤑

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SadMoneyMeow

· 4h ago

Really, someone finally said it. Watching those streamers who grind for fees every day makes me want to quit. You have to listen to this—being reliable is truly more valuable than making money. Wait, is this KOL also harvesting the leek? That's hard to say. It sounds good, but when the market is bad, who really keeps quiet? Honestly. Fans' trust is hard to come by, but it can be destroyed even faster.

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All-InQueen

· 4h ago

I completely agree, this is what a truly conscientious KOL should say. We really need to stick to our principles. This is exactly what I've been wanting to hear—stop just harvesting profits here, really. Reliable KOLs are indeed rare; we should cherish them. Watching people constantly push their positions every day, I feel sorry for them. It's great to have honest and trustworthy voices like this. If there's no market, take a break—I totally agree with this. Don't just mess around blindly.

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potentially_notable

· 4h ago

Being reliable is the key to lasting; constantly chasing transaction fees will eventually lead to a crash.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 4h ago

There's nothing wrong with what you said, but in the industry, very few can truly achieve it. Most are still risking it all just for that transaction fee.

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ser_aped.eth

· 4h ago

Honestly, I find these remarks quite comfortable. Compared to those who shout signals every day, he's much more reliable, at least knowing when to stay silent if there's no opportunity. This is the proper attitude; not all KOLs think this way. He's right, bad trades are better left undone to avoid being buried together. Hey, this kind of attitude is really rare now; too many people just want to cut the leeks. Interesting, this guy still has a conscience. No more nonsense, let's see how he proceeds next.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 4h ago

You're absolutely right, this is the kind of awareness a KOL should have. The small amount of fees isn't worth risking trust over. Honestly, I've seen too many people who recklessly place orders just for daily activity, only for their fans to end up losing out, and then they just run away. It's ridiculous. This guy pointed out the root of the industry's problem — a lack of self-control. Thumbs up. When there's no market, we should just stay silent. Such a simple principle has ironically become a rare quality. Really, more than 90% of the market has KOLs who can say such things. Keep going. Resonance — I just worry some people will forget after reading and continue with their routine of ten orders a day.

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