Ever notice how bear market crypto posts follow the same script? Starts with the obligatory gm, right? Then come the doom tweets—charts bleeding red, everyone suddenly a price action philosopher. Failed ICO roasts become the daily entertainment (and there's always fresh material).



Between the carnage, people pivot to relationship advice threads. Yeah, because nothing says qualified life coach like a leveraged trader. Wrapped year-end stats roll in, exposing who really lost what. KOLs throw hands in quote-tweet battles while the timeline watches like it's pay-per-view.

More dead projects get dragged. Someone posts hopium—"just wait for the next cycle"—gets retweeted by desperate holders. Then everyone says gn and does it all over again tomorrow. Rinse, repeat, survive.
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BlockchainDecodervip
· 9h ago
Data shows that social public opinion during bear market cycles indeed exhibits highly repetitive patterns—notably, this reflects the "herd effect" phenomenon in group psychology. From a communication perspective, the narrative framework of gm→doom→roast→relationship advice is essentially a low-cost social signaling mechanism that allows participants to gain a voice without bearing real consequences. Citing Moscovici's theory of minority influence, the quote-tweet confrontation by KOLs actually reinforces existing polarization of views rather than promoting consensus. In summary, the periodic emergence of "hopium" precisely confirms that there are systemic flaws in market participants' rational decision-making abilities—this warrants in-depth research.
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BearMarketSunriservip
· 12-10 13:45
Haha, really, every time there's a bear market, this routine just keeps repeating. Good morning, crying over charts, complaining about dead projects, and then some KOL starts to stir up trouble... It's all the same old story.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 12-10 13:40
Haha, really, a bear market is just a collective performance, and the script has already been written.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 12-10 13:40
Haha, really, every time it's the same routine. GM has become a curse word. --- Leverage traders give life advice, I really can't hold it anymore. --- Hopium is just poison, but no one can quit it. --- When wrapped was released at the end of the year, it instantly exposed who really lost and who fake lost. So embarrassing. --- KOL disputes are indeed more exciting than movies; I just watch them as variety shows. --- The bear market cycle is truly invincible. Tomorrow, I'll keep repeating it. --- The stories of losing everything from GM to GN, I know them all too well. --- The material from failed ICOs is indeed endless; this industry never lacks jokes. --- Waiting for the next cycle? Everyone's already foolish for still believing this routine. --- Playing like this every day, really, just staying alive is considered winning.
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ApeShotFirstvip
· 12-10 13:36
NGL, this is our daily routine. After GM, we start discussing huge losses, it's like watching a variety show, so funny.
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