2026-01-07 19:29:58

Those still hyping up certain leading exchanges really need to calm down. The market is so complex, yet they refuse to look at the actual market trends or listen to community voices, which is completely just providing liquidity for some platforms. This attitude is actually very dangerous—ignoring market feedback and user demands, only thinking about their own interests, and in the end, it’s the loyal users who suffer. For exchanges to develop long-term, they must pay attention to market dynamics and community ecology, rather than unilaterally overdrawing trust.

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-08 02:02

You're so right, it's really infuriating how some KOLs brainwash people. --- Wake up, it's just a liquidity pig farm. --- Can't listen anymore, you have to learn your lesson the hard way. --- The conscience of exchanges has been eaten by dogs, this is the current situation. --- Poor small retail investors, they didn't even realize they've been cut for chives. --- Stop bragging, look at the current candlestick chart and you'll see. --- The community's voice has been ignored so many times, and some still stand on the platform. --- Long-term? They just want short-term arbitrage. --- Fear of entering the market warns you every day, and you still don't believe it. --- Once trust is overdrawn, it's hard to repair it later.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 01-07 19:59

Wake up, stop being fooled, will the candlestick chart die?

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-07 19:58

Honest truth, some exchange fans who defend them are really unbelievable. They can't even see the market trends right in front of them. It's called loyalty in a nice way, but in a harsh way, they're just being cut for the leek and helping to count the money. Once trust is overdrafted, it's extremely hard to rebuild. Exchanges can become popular temporarily by throwing money into marketing, but what do they rely on for long-term survival? It's still the community. Some people totally get the priorities and urgency backwards.

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GweiObserver

· 01-07 19:47

Really, if you can't understand the market, don't talk nonsense. You'll lose sooner or later. I've seen through some exchanges' tricks; they just want to scalp profits. With such a loud community voice, can't you hear it? It's time to reflect. Overdrawing trust won't last long; the market will teach everyone a lesson. Just lie flat and praise the exchange, waiting to be cut.

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