There's something darkly funny about how a solid NFT rally would absolutely trigger the entire crypto Twitter crowd. You'd think with all the talk about digital assets and Web3 adoption, an NFT market surge would be celebrated—but nope. It's almost predictable at this point. The moment floor prices start climbing and trading volume spikes, you'll see every contrarian take firing off at once. It's like there's this unspoken rule: when NFTs pump, CT collectively loses it. Whether it's skepticism about fundamentals, fatigue from past hype cycles, or just the culture of betting against the obvious, one thing's certain—an NFT bull run would be the last thing that brings the community together.
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UnluckyValidator
· 5h ago
NFTs are rising, but it's all just opposition. This community is truly incredible.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 5h ago
NFTs are rising, but the whole internet is criticizing? That's the magic of crypto, haha.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 5h ago
At the moment of the NFT rebound, CT started to turn on each other. To put it simply, betting against the trend has become a habit.
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OnchainGossiper
· 5h ago
NFT prices go up, but instead there are all opposition voices. This community really loves to play the contrarian role.
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Honestly, no matter how popular NFTs get, there are always people criticizing them. This has become a habit.
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The funniest part about CT is this: if NFTs really take off, it just makes things more annoying.
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Why does it feel like NFT price increases make people even more annoyed? Haha.
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This community's attitude is like this: if you become popular, I’ll just come up with reasons to criticize you.
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That perspective hits hard: good news about NFTs often turns into bad news.
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A typical "I oppose not because of logic, but because I just don't want you to succeed."
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TestnetFreeloader
· 5h ago
NFTs are getting more attention as they rise, which is the crazy part of crypto Twitter.
There's something darkly funny about how a solid NFT rally would absolutely trigger the entire crypto Twitter crowd. You'd think with all the talk about digital assets and Web3 adoption, an NFT market surge would be celebrated—but nope. It's almost predictable at this point. The moment floor prices start climbing and trading volume spikes, you'll see every contrarian take firing off at once. It's like there's this unspoken rule: when NFTs pump, CT collectively loses it. Whether it's skepticism about fundamentals, fatigue from past hype cycles, or just the culture of betting against the obvious, one thing's certain—an NFT bull run would be the last thing that brings the community together.