The crypto market has just emerged from year-end adjustments when a tweet about SOL suddenly appeared and then disappeared in seconds—deleted within less than 10 seconds of posting. This move sparked widespread online discussion: screenshots being resold at high prices, communities boiling over, and market prices plunging... Some might ask, it's just a deleted tweet, why make such a fuss?

Actually, there's a hidden truth behind this.

Why does "instant deletion" have a greater impact than "long-lasting" posts? The key lies in a simple psychological principle— the less complete the information, the more the market will automatically fill in with the most aggressive expectations. This influencer's tweet history has proven countless times: casually mentioning Dogecoin can trigger a single-day surge, discussing certain payment ecosystem assets can cause them to take off, and even content related to asset allocation has attracted regulatory attention... Because of this, when they now post crypto-related content and delete it instantly, it's likely they've sensed potential regulatory risks. But the problem is—this "hesitation" actually fuels the wildest imaginations in the market.

True players in the game have long understood: big funds never need to wait for "hard evidence." Even if a tweet disappears instantly, as long as enough people see, discuss, screenshot, and share it, the sentiment has already been forged. Smart money leverages this wave of hype to position early; by the time retail investors react, the market has already moved. That's also why, after such incidents, there's always someone buying screenshots at high prices—they're not after the image itself, but the market information gap and time advantage it represents.