2026-01-13 20:09:28

Recently, there has been a continuous surge of bullish sentiment on social platforms for $MSTR. There may be two underlying reasons: one is that the recommendation algorithm accurately feeds content aligned with user preferences, and the other is that market sentiment is being amplified collectively, which can easily lead to herd behavior. In the current market environment, it is important to be cautious about the true fundamental support behind such concentrated hot topics. Before chasing the trend, ask yourself: is this a rational analysis or being swept up by public opinion?

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 6h ago

Algorithmic feeding of fake prosperity, don't get cut and still keep shouting buy buy buy

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-14 03:01

Algorithm feeding, each one eats happily, what about the truth? The ones who get scammed are always the wave of people chasing the trend, it's always like that. MSTR? Let's look at the fundamentals first, don't follow the hype. The herd effect is really incredible—when one rises, they all rise; when one falls, they all die. Those with some insight should ask themselves this question.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-13 20:35

It should be pointed out that the wave of public opinion around MSTR is essentially a collective illusion fed by algorithms. On-chain data and fundamentals are seriously disconnected; everyone should be alert. --- Another herd mentality. I saw this play back in 2017, history always repeats itself. --- Laughing, asking myself that is the key— but most people simply won't ask. The feeling of being swept along is just too comfortable. --- Based on the following argument: The bullish hype around MSTR is seriously mismatched with actual on-chain trading volume. This is definitely not accidental but a systemic distortion caused by recommendation algorithms. --- Returning to the core of technical thinking: True value consensus should come from the logic of the white paper, not from the concentrated bombardment on social media. --- Obviously, this is another instance of fiat thinking invading the crypto market. Public opinion manipulation always attracts more attention than rational analysis. --- I have examined historical trends, and after each wave of intense discussion like this, there is usually a wave of profit-taking. I suggest everyone review some market psychology lessons. --- Undoubtedly— the more you think "everyone is bullish," the closer you are to the real risk point.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-13 20:27

The perfect combination of algorithmic feeding and herd mentality, ironically most people can't tell whether they are analyzing or being brainwashed. --- The hype around MSTR... Basically, it's a collective illusion driven by incentive distortion, and information cocoons trap people. --- Good question, but I've seen too many people who can't answer and are still going all-in. --- That's why I discount all "consensus" opinions. Decentralized communities can create public opinion storms, but centralized markets are even better at --- Recommendation algorithms + emotional amplification = a perfect mechanism for harvesting retail investors. The game equilibrium has long been broken. --- If you really want to chase hot topics, first ask yourself if you have independent information sources. 99% of people probably don't.

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ChainWallflower

· 01-13 20:25

Algorithm feeding, herd following, and in the end, it's still retail investors who get stuck holding the bag.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-13 20:24

Algorithm feeding us, we eat, it's that simple haha

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MoonBoi42

· 01-13 20:11

Algorithm feeding, are we just going to eat? We need to think for ourselves. The recent hype around MSTR is probably just herd mentality, what about the fundamentals? Chasing hot trends is the easiest way to get caught up in FOMO, stay rational everyone. Investments driven by public opinion will inevitably lead to losses. Hot topics ≠ opportunities, this must be recognized.

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