The era of purely arbitraging through talk is basically over. This wave of market movement is really saying goodbye.
That said, the Matthew effect in this circle is becoming more and more intense, with a particularly serious phenomenon of small groups banding together and a clear flywheel effect. Resources and opportunities are concentrated at the top, and retail investors' participation space is being squeezed severely.
However, opportunities always exist, and new growth points should not be far away.
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fren_with_benefits
· 3h ago
Crypto influencers should be worried; without traffic, they really can't make a living.
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quietly_staking
· 7h ago
The era of lip service is indeed over; now it's all about who can latch onto the right big shot.
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GasWaster
· 7h ago
ngl, watched my gas tracker like a hawk and still got rekt by the dump lmao. those "opportunity windows" hit different when you're checking gwei every 5 mins fr
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BlockImposter
· 7h ago
That's right, all the retail investors have been squeezed out. Now it's the big players' internal struggle.
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BearMarketGardener
· 8h ago
Really, the era of empty talk is gone for good; now you have to rely on real skills.
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SingleForYears
· 8h ago
The era of lip service is really over. I've said this long ago, and those who are only now realizing it should wake up.
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PositionPhobia
· 8h ago
The era of trash talk really needs to die, but the top-tier group has already been eating up.
The era of purely arbitraging through talk is basically over. This wave of market movement is really saying goodbye.
That said, the Matthew effect in this circle is becoming more and more intense, with a particularly serious phenomenon of small groups banding together and a clear flywheel effect. Resources and opportunities are concentrated at the top, and retail investors' participation space is being squeezed severely.
However, opportunities always exist, and new growth points should not be far away.