$BITZ
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Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed
dyk: most times sentiments or trends you see on here, twitter (x) around tokens or memecoins only happen if rounds have been going up for them, and only those with potentials will be worth your buy-ins @smurfyxyz ( @moonberg CEO): "the same with twitter, like by the time you [Spoken audio]: Is there any market signal that traders trust way too much? I think sentiment on Twitter, on X, and the reason is simply explained. If you literally can screenshot the signal, you're already the exit liquidity. I'll give you an amazing example. So you can look at the holder amount of a token. Almost every terminal just shows you the static number. So you see it maybe increasing like 350, 360, 370, and so on. You see it's going upright. right. But when you when you're studying it and and and you look at a lot of tokens that do have momentum, you start seeing there there will be a gap between increasing amount of holders and price action. So let's say from 50 to 300 holders, it's kind of linear. So both both are growing at the same pace, the price action. So the price is going up while the holder amount is going up. After a certain point, you see increasing holders but decreasing price. Why is that happening? That tells you, okay, the holder growth itself is not telling the full story, the same with Twitter. Like, by the time you see people talking about it, it's already at the point where it gets to such a broad audience, you don't really have an edge anymore. No one talks about the token when they're not positioned in already. So, if you reverse engineer that means every KOL you see talking about the token means they have bought already quite a bit of supply.
