2026-01-18 14:20:42

#比特币2026年行情展望 To be honest, most of the people in the circle who make a living by leading trades are just harvesting the little guys. The real punch to the gut is—among all asset classes, cryptocurrencies have the most outrageous 15-minute K-line and 1-hour chart falsification, and their volatility is the easiest to manipulate.

Think about this logic: if KOLs could really consistently earn millions or tens of millions, would they care about your small referral commissions? Frankly, their business model isn't based on trading profits, but on selling signals and collecting commissions. No matter how volatile BTC rises or falls, this fact won't change.

The allure of short-term trading is greatest, and the traps are deepest. Don't be blinded by beautiful charts.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-21 06:10

Damn, this analysis hits the nail on the head. I've long been tired of those KOLs shouting signals every day—it's basically just a scam. The short-term charts are full of false signals; who really believes them? It's all manipulated to the extreme.

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-19 21:54

I've seen through it long ago—nine out of ten people who follow trades lose money, and KOLs are just earning your IQ tax. Listen to me, don't mess with short-term trading, charts looking pretty is useless. Honestly, the rebate model is just a business of harvesting leeks, there's nothing good to say about it. No matter how BTC rises, they are the ones making money; we're just the ones being harvested. If these KOLs were really making money, why would they rely on your small trades? Wake up, everyone. Short-term trading is just a trap; you'll have to fill it sooner or later.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-18 14:48

Now I understand why I always get cut. Those KOLs don't make money from trading at all; they rely on cutting retail investors' shares. Short-term trading is really a trap; I always think I can buy the dip, but it turns out to be just giving away money. I'm decided to lie low this time, hold long-term, and stop playing the chart game.

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PonziWhisperer

· 01-18 14:47

Here we go again with this topic—fine, I'll just say it directly—short-term trading really is poison. I've seen too many people get wrecked by it. The logic of KOLs is actually very simple: when you make money, they don't earn commissions; when you lose money, they get to cut you off. No matter how you look at it, they win. The charts are all just a bunch of nonsense, all just a facade. Compared to chasing hot trends, I still believe more in long-term holding, at least you don't have to watch the market every day until your eyes hurt.

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ponzi_poet

· 01-18 14:46

Short-term trading is just a trick to cut leeks, really. KOLs have already set everything up, just waiting to collect your commissions. Don't believe those pretty charts; they can reverse in ten minutes. Why get manipulated by signals? Charts look nice, but they're all fake.

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MindsetExpander

· 01-18 14:44

Exactly right, the copy-trading approach is just a disguised form of market manipulation. Really, short-term charts are the most misleading, and a bunch of people make a living just by relying on this. Only after being cut can you understand, and you'll never follow others again.

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MagicBean

· 01-18 14:41

That comment is quite harsh, but I think it depends on the person. Some KOLs are indeed scammers, but there are also those who are genuinely trading; they just won't share their profit-making secrets with you. Short-term trading is definitely a trap. Those around me who watch the 15-minute charts every day haven't made any money; in fact, they've lost money pretty quickly. But on the other hand, I don't quite agree with the idea that BTC chart manipulation is ridiculously exaggerated. On-chain spot data is there for everyone to see, and it's not fake. Maybe the problem lies with the exchanges you're looking at? My suggestion is to stop copying trades; it's a waste of time and money. Doing your own fundamental research is much more rewarding.

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