The crypto market is flooded with analysis and price calls these days. Problem is, quality varies wildly—from solid research to pure speculation wrapped in confident language.
So how do you actually separate legitimate market insights from hype? Here's the thing most people miss: some of the most reliable calls don't come from accounts with massive followings. In fact, smaller accounts with consistent track records often nail predictions better than big-name influencers.
Why? Less pressure to chase narratives, more time to actually research. When you're building credibility slowly, every call matters.
The key is tracking historical accuracy across multiple market cycles, not just follower count.
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MevTears
· 5h ago
Small accounts are indeed more reliable than big V accounts; I have deep experience with this. Big V accounts are busy harvesting the leeks every day, and there's no time left to do research.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 10h ago
Small accounts are often more accurate than big V accounts, I have deep experience with this... After following the market for so long, I realize it is indeed true.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 10h ago
Working late at night monitoring gas fees, trying to save money to the extreme but often losing money, on-chain analysis enthusiasts, victims of cross-chain bridges.
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I agree that small accounts are reliable, but the problem is how to quickly filter them out... I usually look at their transaction records, calculate win rate and ROI, but that takes several hours late at night digging through on-chain data.
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WalletWhisperer
· 10h ago
nah the follower thing is just statistical noise tbh. what actually matters is watching the *pattern* of their calls against onchain behavior during accumulation phases. most of these accounts don't even track their own prediction velocity or acknowledge when they're wrong—that's where the signal breaks down.
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GasGuzzler
· 10h ago
The era of small accounts coming to the forefront has arrived. I said this a long time ago. Big Vs talk nonsense and have a bunch of followers jumping on the bandwagon...
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MidnightTrader
· 10h ago
Small accounts are really more reliable than big V... I agree with this. Watching those who have millions of fans shouting orders every day is less trustworthy than quietly following a small account through two bull and bear cycles.
The crypto market is flooded with analysis and price calls these days. Problem is, quality varies wildly—from solid research to pure speculation wrapped in confident language.
So how do you actually separate legitimate market insights from hype? Here's the thing most people miss: some of the most reliable calls don't come from accounts with massive followings. In fact, smaller accounts with consistent track records often nail predictions better than big-name influencers.
Why? Less pressure to chase narratives, more time to actually research. When you're building credibility slowly, every call matters.
The key is tracking historical accuracy across multiple market cycles, not just follower count.