2026-01-20 02:39:12

When community members only push overvalued meme coins without substance, real conversations die. You end up unfollowing accounts that don't contribute anything meaningful to the ecosystem. And honestly? They probably unfollow back just the same. The irony is nobody's mad about losing followers—they're disappointed about losing the signal in the noise. If all you're doing is shilling low-value assets every single day, don't expect thoughtful people to stick around. Quality discussions matter more than engagement metrics.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 11h ago

It's really time to reflect on constantly shilling trash coins; the noise-to-signal ratio is exploding.

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ContractSurrender

· 11h ago

Honestly, the community is now filled with shitcoins and lamentations; meaningful discussions have long disappeared.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 11h ago

From my quantitative model, this wave of shilling is just typical noise accumulation before a bear market bottom, and the technical indicators have already become invalid. To be honest, the noise-to-signal ratio of projects that run away has long been off the charts; the market structure is being reconstructed, everyone. It's the same old argument of "quality > traffic," but the ones truly making money are always the T traders, my friends. I've seen too many accounts over the past two years that only know how to awkwardly hype up bad projects; data speaks for itself—those who remain are necessarily logical. Smart money has long unfollowed accounts like these; what's left is just mutual consumption.

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PrivateKeyParanoia