2026-01-13 00:29:38

Has censorship become a growing concern in crypto? Been scrolling through my feed lately and it's getting harder to find genuine crypto discussions anymore—politics seems to be drowning everything out. What's everyone's take on this? Are you noticing the same thing happening on your end?

Meanwhile, the fundamentals of major assets like Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum remain solid regardless of the noise. Stay focused on what matters.

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-15 12:24

Speaking of political intrusion into the crypto space... it's been happening for a long time, this isn't something recent. NGL, censorship is indeed disgusting, but we need to distinguish between platform censorship and community censorship. Forget it, I only look at candlesticks and on-chain data, I don't pay attention to these noise. True believers have already blocked out this noise; focusing on fundamentals is the real way to go.

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HashBrownies

· 01-14 11:46

NGL political discussions are really overwhelming, scrolling through feeds is all small talk with no substance --- The fundamentals of BTC and ETH have never changed, it's just that there are too many signals and too much noise --- In the end, censorship is really a platform algorithm issue, not a true "silencing" --- Same feeling... When chatting with friends about coins, I now have to be careful, it's too easy to get led astray --- Instead of worrying about censorship, it's better to look at candlestick charts and scroll less on Twitter --- This is actually because Web3 is still too young, and everything is just piled on top

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Frontrunner

· 01-13 00:59

Political noise is indeed annoying, but honestly, that's how the crypto world has always been. --- Forget it, we're used to Bitcoin's ups and downs. Just HODL or not. --- Censorship? Ha, isn't that what the crypto world has been fighting against from the very beginning? --- It's normal for feeds to be flooded; just find your own information sources and don't rely on the platform. --- Don't look at these things randomly when stacking coins; it really affects your mindset. --- As long as the fundamentals haven't changed, there's nothing to worry about. Everything else is noise.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-13 00:57

There is indeed more political noise, but I think this is actually a good opportunity to filter signals.

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MetaMisery

· 01-13 00:57

Forget it, I've completely given up on scrolling through feeds, it's all political junk information.

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YieldHunter

· 01-13 00:51

ngl the feed algorithmics are actually pretty wild rn—if you look at the data, engagement metrics favor drama over fundamentals anyway. politics bleeds into everything bc degens gonna degen lol

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-13 00:45

Bro, stop talking. All I see in my feed are political rants. It's really annoying.

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