Against the backdrop of Bitcoin's continued sluggish price and increasing bearish signals, the focus of discussions among Chinese crypto key opinion leaders (KOLs) in the past 24 hours has shifted to "internal industry rivalries." From business wars between exchanges to skepticism about the industry, and analysis of market bottom signals, these topics have sparked heated discussions on the X platform.
This article compiles several major hot topics for investors' reference. Please note that these discussions are mostly personal opinions and do not constitute investment advice.
Coinbase CEO Continues Selling His Company's Stock, Coinbase Experiences Service Issues
@Bqlsj2023
@crypto_bitlord7
There is absolutely no reason to keep money on Coinbase. They could disappear at any moment. Moreover, the CEO is selling $550 million worth of stock—clearly, everyone wants to get out.
@thankUcrypto
Western media has been FUDing Binance for months, yet Binance withdrawals have been normal.
Meanwhile, Coinbase isn’t allowing users to withdraw during a major bear market...
Exchange Wars Escalate: OKX vs. Binance, Who Is "Stepping on Whom"?
@dabiaoge
KOLs can be divided into several types:
The first type supports Binance.
The second type supports OKX.
The third type supports Brother Sun.
And you, my friend,
are just here for the drama!
Haven’t you noticed? Today, the KOLs supporting OKX
are all using similar scripts, almost identical templates:
"Just woke up and found out," "Let me remind everyone of what happened 8 years ago."
What, did you all sleep together? Is the KOL circle that chaotic?
You remember the details better than the people involved, don’t you?
@BTC__Sunny
I’ve seen some posts over the past two days that are utterly ridiculous.
They say if you weren’t in Hong Kong on the 8th or 10th, you’re not a qualified KOL.
They say being a KOL means you have to learn to flatter—flatter CZ, flatter He Yi.
They also say there are only three types of KOLs:
The first type supports Binance.
The second type supports OKX.
The third type supports Brother Sun.
But what truly satisfies and fulfills you is your followers.
If you have no influence or value, flattering anyone is useless.
Is the Blockchain Industry Over?
@LumaoDoggie
As regulatory pressure increases and compliance progresses, the entire blockchain industry will decline within five years, leaving only a handful of protocols and specific use cases. The total market cap will shrink to less than one-tenth of its current size. The two main reasons are: 1. Lack of use cases, and 2. Compliance pressure. The second reason is the most fundamental issue.
@LaoYao_crypto
It’s time to separate the crypto circle from Web3.
The old, compliance-seeking narratives with limited imagination belong to Web3—
like BTC, VC coins, and even celebrity coins.
Their hallmark is eagerness to bow to the traditional world and take photos with political figures.
Meanwhile, the real crypto circle will continue to emerge on-chain.
It might be a genius dev’s sudden inspiration,
weaving an astonishing "lie" that makes the whole world dance.
The most imaginative ideas have always come from the community.
AI will only accelerate the realization of more visions.
I believe new things are being coded,
soon to be deployed.
Leave the old-fashioned vibe to Web3,
and keep the passion for innovation in the crypto circle.
@hongshen6666btc
@BTCdayu
Seeing ByteDance’s new model
crash Kuaishou’s stock price—
no marketing, just sudden virality.
Meanwhile, exchanges in our circle are arguing,
project teams are draining liquidity,
and VC leaders are leaving crypto.
Every extra 10 minutes spent researching crypto is 10 minutes wasted.
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