2025-12-21 20:21:57

Ever notice how some influential voices in crypto seem to have followed a peculiar playbook? Early entry—say picking up ETH around $50—followed by relentless public endorsement. The narrative builds. Retail attention floods in. Price climbs. Then, conveniently, the exit happens. Those who rode the momentum early cash out smoothly, while others chase the hype into the top. It raises a real question: when public promotion aligns too perfectly with personal exit timing, where does genuine conviction end and strategic positioning begin?

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DegenDreamer

· 2025-12-24 18:50

This trick has been around for ages, and yet you still have the nerve to pretend it's profound.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 2025-12-24 08:52

I wish I knew earlier, this routine is to accumulate coins at low prices, then wildly hype at high prices, and turn around to run away—retail investors are the bagholders. --- Exactly right, so I never trust KOL recommendations; doing your own research is the real way. --- This is the truth of the crypto world: no one pretends to be pure; maximizing benefits is all that matters. --- Selling ideas, cutting leeks, an evergreen business strategy. --- The problem is retail investors are always late to realize, by the time they find out, they’ve already been hammered. --- Conviction? In the crypto world, those two words are a joke; only money equals conviction. --- A typical information asymmetry game—wake up, everyone. You will always be the last to know. --- This trick has been used for so long because too many people are still dreaming.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 2025-12-21 20:52

I've seen this trick too many times, buying the dip in the early stages and then wildly hyping it up, perfectly showcasing the dump...

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 2025-12-21 20:51

Aiya, isn't this just the plot I love to dissect? $50 worth of ETH, now it's blowing up, and a quick check of the Wallet Address shows it's instantly emptied, incredible. --- From my analysis, these people are just putting on a grand play of "I am a believer", while in reality, they've already calculated their exit point. --- Interestingly, every time before and after the price peaks, the tweeting style of certain celebrities weirdly does a 180-degree turn, haven't you noticed? --- To be honest, on-chain data speaks volumes, and these operational traces can be traced back, it just depends on who has the patience to sift through the Wallet records. --- So the question arises, are we really listening to conviction or watching a meticulously crafted dump show? I bet five dimes it's the latter. --- Does anyone really believe this is genuine conviction? Laughing to death, the Wallet Address never lies, my friends. --- Classic opening, relentless endorsement for the close, with a perfect exit timing in between, this script has been used to death. --- Hold on, let me check this person's historical tweets and on-chain transactions... to be continued.

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BasementAlchemist