2025-12-31 14:26:17

I have developed a small habit: before publishing, I take a quick look at market hotspots. It's not to follow the trend, but to feel the current market pulse. Using data visualization tools to observe social heat can turn that vague "market sentiment" into something visible and interpretable.

The difference is quite significant. In the past, attention was just a vague concept; now it has become concrete numbers and fluctuations. If you can understand what the trend is saying, you will know how to respond. This is still helpful for trading decisions.

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DegenDreamer

· 4h ago

I'm also using data visualization, but honestly, sometimes it gets drowned out by the noise.

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BearMarketHustler

· 4h ago

Data visualization really saved me; I used to guess blindly before.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 4h ago

Data visualization is truly impressive; by quantifying the intangible emotions, you can understand how to operate.

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HodlKumamon

· 5h ago

Hey, this is exactly what I've been saying—data speaks for itself, and it feels like you can't really be fooled. Really? I thought you guys were all trading based on "intuition"... 熊熊 just took a quick look; fluctuations in social media activity can indeed reflect emotional sparks—there's something there. How much does doing this improve your trading success rate? Has it been quantified? Once a person's habits are well-developed, it's like mastering the pulse of the market... I like it. But don't be fooled by data; there are plenty of cases where it can deceive you. Wait, your line of thinking is exactly the same as what I've been thinking recently. Is there some hidden hint? Feels like this is the process from being a rookie to self-redemption, haha.

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