There's an interesting phenomenon worth discussing.
Many community members now habitually focus their attention on a certain team, a big influencer, or people around them. It seems that as long as they follow the "official" line, they can profit without risk.
But isn't this way of thinking essentially tying oneself down?
The more reliant on centralized voices, the easier it is to be led by market sentiment—excited during a rally today, panicked during a dump tomorrow, and then waiting for the "official" to make a statement the day after.
Shouldn't true community power come from the independent thinking of each participant?
When everyone gets used to looking up to a central figure, isn't the ecosystem drifting further away from its original goal of "decentralization"?
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TokenSleuth
· 12-14 02:07
Following the crowd and listening to call signals is just giving up thinking on your own; in the end, it's your own wallet that suffers the loss.
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StableNomad
· 12-11 09:38
honestly this hits different after watching UST implode... everyone was glued to Do Kwon's tweets like it was gospel, statistically speaking that's just correlation with a -1 coefficient lmao. the "follow the team" playbook only works until it doesn't, and then suddenly everyone's wondering where the exit liquidity went.
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gas_guzzler
· 12-11 09:27
That's true, but the reality is that most people simply can't think independently. It's too exhausting.
There's an interesting phenomenon worth discussing.
Many community members now habitually focus their attention on a certain team, a big influencer, or people around them. It seems that as long as they follow the "official" line, they can profit without risk.
But isn't this way of thinking essentially tying oneself down?
The more reliant on centralized voices, the easier it is to be led by market sentiment—excited during a rally today, panicked during a dump tomorrow, and then waiting for the "official" to make a statement the day after.
Shouldn't true community power come from the independent thinking of each participant?
When everyone gets used to looking up to a central figure, isn't the ecosystem drifting further away from its original goal of "decentralization"?