A few days ago, I saw a pretty amusing scene: some foreigner was having a heated debate with CZ about whether gold or Bitcoin is a better investment, sounding very convincing. But then I looked closer—this guy was wearing a T-shirt with some altcoin’s logo on it.
The whole thing was surreal. He’s talking about the battle between traditional assets and digital currencies, but he’s blatantly advertising on his chest. That’s when I fully realized that many so-called “thought leaders” in the crypto space are really just performers. Principles? They don’t exist—whoever pays them gets their support.
All this talk about tokenized gold and Bitcoin showdowns basically comes down to everyone having their own vested interests. On the surface, it’s a discussion about investment philosophy, but in reality, everyone’s calculating their own gains. These days, without some profit motive, who would bother arguing with you about these grand theories? Once you see through this, you’ll understand why there’s always so much drama in this space.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 21h ago
The tricks in the crypto world are becoming more and more obvious. Wearing fake coin T-shirts and preaching principles—only this circle dares to play like that.
Honestly, does anyone truly have a stance, or are they all just waiting for the quote?
I’m too lazy to listen to these "opinion leaders" anymore. First, see what they’re wearing.
Driven by利益 (interests), there’s nothing fundamentally wrong with it. I just worry they’re pretending to be so serious, treating the little guys like fools.
It’s all just a show. This circle is essentially a big stage, nothing to hide.
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AllInAlice
· 12-10 03:18
Haha wearing an altcoin logo debate, this is really amazing, the currency circle is so real
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To put it well, KOLs in this circle are live advertisements, and whoever sponsors them is the father
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So, it's better to do your homework than to listen to them, anyway, you can change your position
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Laugh to death, the debate scene is a show with goods, and we are all coaxed as fools
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There is no way to see through it, you can only identify whose remarks are still reliable
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This is the currency circle, money determines the mouth, without exception
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CrossChainMessenger
· 12-10 03:16
The character design in the currency circle is really amazing, and the investment logic is still there with advertisements
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Haha This is the currency circle, the mouth is reasonable, the logo is put on the body, and whoever gives the money is the father
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If you see through it, they are all profit-driven actors and have nothing to play
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I have seen too many things like this, and on the surface, they are actually in their own formation
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The public opinion field in the currency circle was originally a large-scale scene with goods, don't take it too seriously
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Laughing to death, wearing altcoin clothes to talk about gold vs bitcoin, this contrast is full
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Interest binding is the true face of the currency circle, and everything else is a performance
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The more you look at it, the more it looks like a pyramid scheme brainwashing scene, but with more advanced packaging
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To put it bluntly, everyone has their own abacus, and no one pretends to be a saint
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-10 03:14
Wearing an altcoin logo and talking about investment philosophy with people is really absolute, and none of the people in the currency circle are really innocent
Haha This is the currency circle, everyone is selling goods, including those self-righteous "thinkers"
To be honest, it's boring to see through it, it's all a chain of interests
This kind of person catches a lot of people, and under the guise of idealism, they are actually workers
What philosophy is discussed in the currency circle, it is not that each has its own plate to cut
It's really tiring to watch this kind of drama every day, so I just hodl my own coins
This foreigner is reasoning in an advertising suit, which is a daily script in the currency circle
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TaxEvader
· 12-10 03:10
This is the currency circle, wearing an altcoin vest to tell the truth, absolutely
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Haha is essentially profit-driven, and whoever gives money is the father
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At a glance, Ding Zhen was identified as: perfect walking advertising space
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What kind of investment philosophy is it, not all of them have their own financiers
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The most rebellious thing is that some people really believe their arguments, and I laughed
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Is this level of "experts" in the currency circle? Wearing someone else's logo, I'm embarrassed to come out and jump
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If you see through it, the position is worth the price of a few coins
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This guy's professional resume should actually be written as an "event advertisement", how honest
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It's true, you can't open your mouth without interests involved, and whoever believes it is stupid
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So I never listen to these people's investment advice, purely self-comforting
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BlockchainTalker
· 12-10 03:08
actually, if we examine this through the lens of game theory and incentive structures... the merch move is just *chef's kiss* levels of transparent. fundamentally speaking, when your financial incentives are literally sewn into your clothing, the "intellectual debate" becomes just another ecosystem dynamic, yeah?
A few days ago, I saw a pretty amusing scene: some foreigner was having a heated debate with CZ about whether gold or Bitcoin is a better investment, sounding very convincing. But then I looked closer—this guy was wearing a T-shirt with some altcoin’s logo on it.
The whole thing was surreal. He’s talking about the battle between traditional assets and digital currencies, but he’s blatantly advertising on his chest. That’s when I fully realized that many so-called “thought leaders” in the crypto space are really just performers. Principles? They don’t exist—whoever pays them gets their support.
All this talk about tokenized gold and Bitcoin showdowns basically comes down to everyone having their own vested interests. On the surface, it’s a discussion about investment philosophy, but in reality, everyone’s calculating their own gains. These days, without some profit motive, who would bother arguing with you about these grand theories? Once you see through this, you’ll understand why there’s always so much drama in this space.