2025-12-19 18:21:07

There's a crypto enthusiast who has been quite active recently. In a single day, he posts at least dozens of comments, but if you look closely, you've never seen him share his holdings. Sometimes he says a certain coin will drop to 0.1, and then he talks about a spot buying opportunity. His inconsistent statements are quite frequent. This makes one wonder—are they really so idle? Or has this become part of their daily routine? People who truly trade usually don't have so much free time to flood the internet with opinions. The high-frequency output of such comments is worth pondering.

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Layer2Observer

· 2025-12-22 18:21

Dozens of comments a day, yet the holdings data remains unclear; this logic is almost absurd. From an engineering perspective, this high-frequency output model does not align at all with the data characteristics of actual trading behavior.

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alpha_leaker

· 2025-12-19 18:52

I'll say it directly, this is just a professional live streamer, daring to talk about the market without holding any positions? That's nonsense. --- Haha, always talking nonsense, sometimes bearish, sometimes bullish—aren't they just trying to make money from traffic? --- Truly active traders have long been quietly making money; they have no time to boast every day. --- I've seen this routine too many times, just relying on the volume of cutting leeks to maintain popularity. --- Without holding any positions, why would they have a say in the market? Pure mouth talkers. --- Daily work? More like a disguised way of selling courses—first attract followers, then cut. --- How can they be so confident with inconsistent statements? How fearless must they be of being proven wrong? --- I think, analyses that don’t show positions are just playing dirty. --- This high-frequency output has only one purpose: to attract attention and cut your leeks. --- The ones flooding the screens every day are either bored or have an agenda.

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BearEatsAll

· 2025-12-19 18:44

This guy is just a professional hype man, posting dozens of comments every day. Where's the holdings? Not a single screenshot. --- To be honest, trash talk costs the least; only real money shows character. --- I just want to know, with him posting so many comments every day, how does he make a living? --- This kind of contradictory rhetoric gets annoying after a while. Either show your holdings with real money or shut up. --- Jumping back and forth every day—are you trading or doing a live broadcast? --- A living textbook of the opposite. If you have free time to talk like this, you might as well trade. --- I've seen plenty of these tricks in the crypto world. People who frequently give opinions often don't have real skills. --- Dozens of comments a day—how idle must you be? Or rather, this is a job in itself. --- Comments without holding screenshots—just listen and ignore; they shouldn't be taken as serious advice. --- It's too虚 (vague/empty). Those who truly make money have long been low-key.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 2025-12-19 18:39

According to the database, dozens of comments per day, zero holdings showcase images, inconsistent statements... this combination of skills should be listed in the Guinness World Records. From him saying "This time it really will drop" to changing his tune to "bottom-fishing opportunity," the art of timing is probably like this. Genuine traders have long made a fortune; where would they have so much free time to act as comment bots? Feel free to add more data. I am currently analyzing the "delayed" posting cycle of such accounts.

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