2025-12-29 01:00:29

#数字资产市场动态 There is a phenomenon that is quite disheartening — there are always people in the square claiming to have turned a few hundred dollars into tens of millions, then they continue writing articles here. I just can't understand it; if they've really made that much money, why bother sharing their views? Is it to showcase their high status and superiority, or do they think everyone who reads is a newbie?

Even more outrageous, some posts are just copy-pasted, not even a punctuation mark is different. Such content is everywhere, half true and half false, with very deep waters. The crypto trading community is already chaotic, and with these tactics added, ordinary people are more likely to fall into traps.

Ultimately, everyone still needs to improve their discernment, learn to see through people, rather than blindly follow the trend. With so much noise in the market, cognition is the most valuable thing.

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IronHeadMiner

· 7h ago

Really, I just want to laugh at those who claim to be worth millions yet spend every day typing away. Are they that free after making money? I'm already tired of the copy-paste routine; it's obviously fake. Honestly, this circle is just an information pollution zone, but having valuable knowledge is truly worth something.

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0xSoulless

· 7h ago

A few hundred bucks to turn into millions and still have to write articles? How bored do you have to be? If I really made that much money, I would have retired early. Who would have time to show off here? Copy-pasted posts are everywhere, all following the same routine—either harvesting leeks or driving traffic. Information pollution is almost as thick as the air. Is awareness valuable? Bro, I think the most valuable are those accounts with tens of millions of followers, brainwashing newbies every day. That's the real money-printing machine.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 7h ago

Haha, turning a few hundred bucks into tens of millions and still posting every day—this logic is indeed hilarious. Trash articles copied and pasted everywhere—don't you feel embarrassed to even edit them? And what's worse, some people believe it—that's the real punch to the gut. Lacking vision really makes you easy to be cut like a leek.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 7h ago

Hundreds of dollars to turn into millions and still write articles every day, I just can't understand this logic. Copy-pasted content is really annoying, you can tell at a glance what the routine is. Cognition is indeed the most valuable, but this market is full of noise and scammers. You need to learn how to distinguish between genuine voices and those purely here to harvest profits. The water is so deep, you still have to think more and follow the trend less.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 7h ago

Turning a few hundred bucks into tens of millions and still writing articles about it—I really can't understand this logic. Copied and pasted content is everywhere; you really need to learn to discern. The phrase "cognition is valuable" is not wrong, but the prerequisite is to first distinguish who is talking nonsense.

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LightningHarvester

· 7h ago

A few hundred bucks turning into hundreds of millions and still writing articles, really treating people like fools. Copied and pasted content is everywhere, this community is still far from maturity. Knowledge is valuable, but only if someone is willing to teach. Most are just harvesting the little guys. There are too many traps; you need to keep your eyes open. Those who truly make money have already shut up; most of the people still speaking here are just for show. This wave of noise is indeed overwhelming; information asymmetry has been played out. Everyone wants to become a big V, but it all turns into clichés—so annoying.

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