The vast majority are completely oblivious to what's actually happening in the market. While most people are caught up in noise and distractions, a small fraction are genuinely paying attention to the signals that matter—the real catalysts, the on-chain movements, the structural shifts. It's that gap between the aware and the unaware that often determines who profits and who gets caught off guard. Attention itself has become an edge.
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WhaleMistaker
· 7h ago
Exactly right, information asymmetry is money. Watching the ups and downs every day, you fundamentally don't know what you're betting on.
Really, most people are just blindly messing around with candlestick charts; the key is to focus on on-chain data.
That's why people who keep learning make money, while others get cut off.
I don't understand why some still rely on rumors to trade cryptocurrencies; they should have realized it long ago.
No matter how fancy the indicators are, they can't compare to a clear on-chain analysis.
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NFT_Therapy
· 7h ago
Those who are awake are making money, while those who are sleeping are still watching the K-line.
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Lonely_Validator
· 8h ago
Information asymmetry is a matter of life and death, this statement is spot on. Most people are still watching candlestick charts, while those in the know have long been monitoring on-chain data and large wallet addresses.
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LeverageAddict
· 8h ago
That's right. While most people are still chasing highs and lows, smart people have already been analyzing on-chain data.
The vast majority are completely oblivious to what's actually happening in the market. While most people are caught up in noise and distractions, a small fraction are genuinely paying attention to the signals that matter—the real catalysts, the on-chain movements, the structural shifts. It's that gap between the aware and the unaware that often determines who profits and who gets caught off guard. Attention itself has become an edge.