2025-12-31 20:20:46

What's trending online doesn't always match what the data actually shows. Take a step back and you'll notice the popular narrative often runs counter to what's really happening in the markets. It's a classic case of hype leading the conversation while the fundamentals tell a different story.

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StableGenius

· 5h ago

ngl the hype machine never stops, but yeah empirically speaking the data tells a completely different story every single time. as predicted, people chase narratives instead of actually reading the charts lol

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DefiPlaybook

· 5h ago

According to on-chain data, the current divergence between social media public opinion and the actual market fundamentals is approximately 67%, which is a typical example of information asymmetry. It is worth noting that most retail investors are still following hot topics rather than relying on on-chain metrics for decision-making. From three dimensions—narrative popularity, TVL changes, and trading depth—the correlation coefficients are severely distorted. It is recommended to refer to historical data, as such market reversals usually occur within 2-3 weeks after the peak of public opinion popularity.

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