2026-01-05 07:29:48

After observing the crypto ecosystem for so many years, I’ve noticed a phenomenon: whenever a KOL frequently changes their stance or criticizes others, it’s always driven by these three reasons.

The first is that their output truly becomes unsustainable. Relying on discussing others and riding the wave of hot topics is the fastest way to extend their relevance.

The second is that their own judgment begins to waver. They pull out a "reference point" to compare themselves against, which helps divert market attention from their mistakes.

The third is that they no longer rely on market movements to survive; instead, they live off emotions and opposition. Once these people are no longer in conflict, they lose their influence.

In contrast, those who are truly rooted in market cycles never name or target specific individuals. Because the answer is obvious—the market has the fairest scoreboard. Who is just talking and who is actually doing the work? Just look at the data from the past few years. Time will tell.

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bridgeOops

· 01-07 16:34

Well said, I just dislike those who change their tune every day. It's really just about arguing to survive, it's pointless. Data doesn't lie, time will reveal what's real.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 01-05 19:59

You're absolutely right. I've long grown tired of those influencers who constantly change their stance. But honestly, that's just how the crypto world is, there's nothing we can do. --- Some people really rely on creating conflicts to make a living. If they don't criticize someone for a day, they lose their popularity. It's a bit sad. --- This kind of operation is indeed clever. When they get caught in a downturn, they quickly find someone to take the blame—very smart. --- Still, the old saying goes, the market doesn't lie. Time is the best test of everything. --- Having seen so many KOLs, it seems that those who truly make money never bother to curse others; quietly doing their work is enough. --- No matter how eloquent you are, you can't withstand a bear market—that's a hard truth. --- I've already unfollowed those who change their stance every day. It's really exhausting.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-05 07:58

That's right, I often watch those guys who change their stance every day, all just to ride the wave and stay relevant. Wait, where's the data? Talk with data, what's the use of just talking tough? I've really seen all three types, but the most annoying is the third one, creating conflicts every day just to increase followers. The market will eventually give the answer; those who truly make money never waste words. I only respect those who are rooted in the cycle; everyone else is just putting on a show.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-05 07:58

That's right, I already saw it in the on-chain data. Behind those addresses that frequently change their stance, the transaction patterns are clear, and the flow of funds cannot be hidden at all.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-05 07:58

You're absolutely right. Those guys who change their tune every day are really not worth much. People who truly have substance don't need to argue all day long. Data speaks for itself, and that is the truth.

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RektButSmiling

· 01-05 07:51

Oh my, isn't this article talking about a certain person? Feels a bit targeted. --- To be honest, those in the crypto circle who constantly hype up opposition are indeed not going to last long. --- That last sentence really hit me; the market truly is the most honest. --- The second type is the most disgusting—losing money oneself and then blaming others. --- Feels like it's talking about a certain big V, haha. --- The phrase "Time will tell" is spot on, really. --- I took a quick look at my portfolio; time has spoken quite a bit. --- So those who are always flapping their gums are actually just lacking confidence. --- I do know a few people rooted in market cycles; they really make money quietly.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-05 07:43

That's so true. The ones who are constantly arguing with each other in the crypto world are basically these types of people. Data doesn't lie; those who truly make money never boast. Time is the best validator; the ones who scalp the leek will eventually get exposed.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-05 07:37

That's so true. This is the current atmosphere in the crypto world—every day, some people are flip-flopping repeatedly, and it's hard to tell what they truly believe in. Those with real strength always quietly make their fortune without needing to ride the trend daily or create conflicts. Market data is the best mirror to reveal the truth.

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