2026-01-11 14:21:35

吐槽一下。

If they could truly compensate, that would be responsible. But what’s the reality? Most so-called leaders treat community members as ATMs, as the last bagholder. Full of promises, then disappear — this act has been played out enough times in the crypto world.

What’s the most heartbreaking? Truly honest KOLs are incredibly rare. The big influencers active in the market, each one better at packaging and storytelling, but few are willing to face the dark side of the market, their own mistakes, or the real losses of participants.

There are indeed many scammers. Not that everyone is bad, but the entire ecosystem is filled with loud, hypocritical voices — some make a fortune by chopping leeks, some gain followers with empty promises, and others just follow the trend and hype. Trust has been consumed time and time again. In the end, who still dares to believe sincerely?

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-11 14:45

Honestly, this circle has been rotten through and through for a long time. Promises pile up, and they run off even faster. I'm truly speechless. To be honest, there are hardly any KOLs willing to tell the truth; it's all about packaging and stories. Cutting leeks, bouncing checks, hype following—who hasn't seen this combo before? Trust? Uh, how much is that worth here? A few coins? The most heartbreaking thing is that some people really treat us as fools, only to disappear right after. Is this the current state of Web3? A bunch of people making a fortune by bragging, while honest folks are becoming scarce. Instead of listening to their stories, it's better to stay alert yourself. I've seen through it all long ago; anyway, most KOLs are just a set of routines.

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CafeMinor

· 01-11 14:42

That hits too close to home. These influencers are all masters of packaging, and honest words are becoming fewer and fewer.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-11 14:41

Here we go again. Promises? I've heard them repeatedly for five years, each time saying they'll compensate next time. But what happens? It drops again and then compensates, always waiting for a lower point to catch the bag holder. --- Do KOLs tell the truth? People with a short-selling mindset understand that thing is even more scarce than the bottom. --- They really understand the human weakness of cutting leeks. Trust is something that, once consumed, is gone. --- The entire ecosystem is so full of hypocritical voices that it makes me more certain to wait. There’s always a lower point coming. --- Full of promises but then disappears... I've heard enough. Now, when there's a rebound, I sell. I don't trust any stories. --- Scarcity? If someone was willing to tell the truth, they'd have been attacked. Who dares to touch the dark side of the market? --- This is human nature. It repeats every cycle. There are more scammers because there are more bag holders.

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WagmiAnon

· 01-11 14:40

Really, these big influencers are all performance artists. No matter how eloquently they speak, in the end, it's just running away. Exactly right, I just want to know who the hell can stand up and admit their mistake. The tactic of profiting from cutting leeks is now too common. Someone should have exposed this clearly a long time ago.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-11 14:39

You're right, this unhealthy trend in the circle should have been blown away long ago. For real? Who still believes in that KOL stuff nowadays? They keep harvesting wave after wave, this business model has been too smooth sailing.

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