Here's what gets muted instantly for me—content that floods feeds with pure noise rather than substance.

First up: those 'BREAKING' posts screaming 'BTC just hit $XXXXX!' Seriously, what's the point? It's just price ticker spam that clutters everything. Zero signal, all noise.

Then there's the BlackRock narrative. People keep posting 'BlackRock is BUYING!' or 'BlackRock is SELLING!'—except that's not how it works. Their fund managers and clients are the ones making moves, not BlackRock as some monolithic entity making decisions. The conflation muddles the actual story.

And don't get me started on oversimplified level breaks. Every analyst jumping in with 'If we break X level, next target is Y'—as if resistance levels in a $2 trillion market move that predictably. It's technical analysis theater that oversells certainty where none exists.

The common thread? They're all filling timelines without actually moving the conversation forward. Sometimes quality beats quantity, especially when you're trying to separate signal from noise in a market this noisy.