2026-01-17 08:24:09

My observations since entering the crypto world have made it increasingly clear that Twitter is indeed the fastest window for obtaining first-hand information in the crypto space. It gathers real-time updates from project teams, analysts, and traders, allowing early detection of market trends. However, the essence of the crypto world ultimately remains trading, and simply browsing information is hard to implement effectively. Therefore, I am adjusting my approach — moving forward, I will focus more on platforms with deeper trading liquidity and more active communities. This way, I can both stay informed about market movements and directly participate in trading and community interactions, increasing efficiency.

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ser_ngmi

· 9h ago

Twitter messages are quick, but you really can't make money. You still have to do order brushing on exchanges to be the way to go.

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GasFeeDodger

· 9h ago

No matter how much information is brushed on Twitter, it's just for entertainment; the essence is still trading. --- Everyone is chasing information gaps, but I wonder when I can chase actual returns. --- Community activity is indeed more reliable than chasing news, but honestly, most platforms follow the same套路. --- I already made the switch to trading platforms a long time ago; being late might mean less loss. --- Ultimately, you still need to find places that can execute orders quickly and have sufficient depth; just chatting is pointless. --- Information windows are just information windows; making money is the hard truth, and this logic is sound. --- Some people are still lurking on Twitter for news, but I’ve already been looking for opportunities in trading pairs.

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SignatureCollector

· 9h ago

Scrolling through Twitter is fun, but you really can't make money, brother. --- That's right, just looking at candlestick charts and chatting is useless; you need to get into real trading. --- Twitter is just an information lounge; the key is having trading execution ability. --- This strategic adjustment is correct. Now that everyone is focused on trading depth, not participating is really pointless. --- Instead of daily analyzing Twitter influencers' nonsense, it's better to study real transaction data. --- Wow, another story shifting from information gathering to hands-on trading. --- Active community ≠ making money. Beware of these tactics. --- Forget it, treat Twitter as entertainment; real money still depends on your own trading.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 9h ago

Talking about strategies on paper is useless; you need to trade actively to survive. --- No matter how fast Twitter updates are, they are just for watching the show; the key is having trading counterparties. --- Just spamming information is indeed a waste of time; it's better to go directly where there is liquidity. --- That's right, the information advantage disappears instantly; it's better to focus on trading depth. --- Exactly, the crypto world is a trading game; don't get caught up in information noise. --- Twitter = information toilet; in the end, it all comes back to trading itself. --- Those who scroll through Twitter are all retail investors; the real money makers have already shifted their focus. --- Community activity and liquidity are the core; Twitter is just a facade. --- Efficiency is indeed important, but for new project opportunities, Twitter is still the best place to grab them. --- The idea of switching platforms is good, but don't completely give up on Twitter's firsthand information.

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