You watch the charts move, see some alpha on your timeline, get caught up in the hype cycle—and suddenly you're second-guessing your strategy. FOMO trades, panic exits, impulsive entries when sentiment flips. The constant stream of takes and hot takes makes it impossible to stick to your thesis.
The winners? They stay offline. They keep their edge sharp and their emotions in check. Social media noise is basically a tax on good trading.
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-08 21:30
Basically, it's a matter of self-control. Traders who scroll through Twitter every day never make any money.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 01-08 14:47
Really, after seeing so many "big V" holders on Twitter, I start to waver. How can I make money like this?
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-06 20:34
Honestly, this is the reason why most people go bankrupt lol
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AltcoinTherapist
· 01-06 20:28
Really? I lost a good deal just because I was scrolling through Twitter.
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-06 20:24
It's too late to realize; I've already been cut by social media several times.
What ruins even the most talented traders?
Social media, hands down.
You watch the charts move, see some alpha on your timeline, get caught up in the hype cycle—and suddenly you're second-guessing your strategy. FOMO trades, panic exits, impulsive entries when sentiment flips. The constant stream of takes and hot takes makes it impossible to stick to your thesis.
The winners? They stay offline. They keep their edge sharp and their emotions in check. Social media noise is basically a tax on good trading.