Finding reliable Token information on Twitter right now is really difficult, with all kinds of biases and a lot of noise. Instead, try looking at the trending searches on a major wallet's hot search list to see what users have been searching for recently—such data comes from real trading behavior and often reflects the true pulse of the crypto market better than public opinion. Users' search popularity itself is the most honest vote. Rather than being overwhelmed by fragmented information, it's better to focus on these market signals based on actual interactions.
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blocksnark
· 17h ago
I think this angle is pretty good, but honestly, those wallet trending lists have long been manipulated by big players.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-09 11:00
On-chain data doesn't lie, and I agree with that. But do you know that wallet trending searches can also be manipulated—it's important to point out that large traders' wash trading in search behavior can also distort signals.
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MerkleDreamer
· 01-09 11:00
Search popularity speaks much more honestly than KOLs' mouths...
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-09 10:59
ngl wallet heat maps can be gamed too... seen this pattern before with coordinated buys. let me pull the data real quick but pattern analysis suggests we need to flag this as high-risk indicator regardless
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DaoDeveloper
· 01-09 10:54
honestly, the search volume data from on-chain wallets is basically a merkle proof of actual intent—way more reliable than the twitter noise machine. been analyzing similar patterns for governance signals, and yeah, behavioral data > opinionated takes every single time.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-09 10:44
Listening to you, it does make some sense. But wallet hot searches can also be manipulated, so I need to keep an eye on this.
Finding reliable Token information on Twitter right now is really difficult, with all kinds of biases and a lot of noise. Instead, try looking at the trending searches on a major wallet's hot search list to see what users have been searching for recently—such data comes from real trading behavior and often reflects the true pulse of the crypto market better than public opinion. Users' search popularity itself is the most honest vote. Rather than being overwhelmed by fragmented information, it's better to focus on these market signals based on actual interactions.