There's a key reason to tune out the noise from influencers hyping coins at market bottoms. When prices hit lows, you'll see a surge of social media personalities pushing narratives—but their agenda rarely aligns with retail traders. Smart money knows the difference between genuine market analysis and coordinated hype campaigns. The takeaway: keep your conviction, verify data independently, and don't let echo chambers drive your decisions during volatile downturns.
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BlockchainFries
· 23h ago
The bottom feeders love watching people get rekt, seriously. That's how those crypto influencers and big accounts make their living.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-14 22:12
The most common nonsense heard at the bottom is the most dangerous.
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FallingLeaf
· 01-14 22:12
The loudest voices are at the bottom? Haha, honestly, they really are. Every time it hits bottom, a bunch of people come out and tell stories...
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GasFeeCrying
· 01-14 22:09
Listening to these influencers talk at the bottom is like giving away money; they've already hopped on the bandwagon.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-14 22:06
Listening to those influencers talk nonsense at the bottom is just asking for trouble. They are not on the same boat as us retail investors at all.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-14 21:59
The bottom is the easiest to be cut, and when those internet celebrities hype the most, it's just the time for me to clear my positions.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-14 21:49
Are you listening to those influencers bragging at the bottom? Have you paid enough IQ taxes?
There's a key reason to tune out the noise from influencers hyping coins at market bottoms. When prices hit lows, you'll see a surge of social media personalities pushing narratives—but their agenda rarely aligns with retail traders. Smart money knows the difference between genuine market analysis and coordinated hype campaigns. The takeaway: keep your conviction, verify data independently, and don't let echo chambers drive your decisions during volatile downturns.