99% of crypto opinions are afraid to be priced.

Just now, I opened a few markets on the @FUDmarkets testnet, and after looking around, I suddenly realized one thing: cryptocurrencies are finally starting to punish talkers.
What was the biggest problem with CT before?
Anyone could endlessly go long, endlessly go short, endlessly share opinions, but there were no consequences. Calling out trades, deleting posts, changing opinions, pretending to be dead, and continuing to post the next day.
Now it's different.
Just now, I was scrolling through others' opinion streams in Flow, and I could see public stances, public timeframes, and public profit and loss.
This feeling is completely different from traditional trading.
You're not just looking at content; you're seeing whether someone is willing to put real money behind their beliefs.
This is the most critical change. Many people misunderstand FUD as a prediction market, but I think it's completely different.
Prediction markets bet on the outcome; FUD bets on whose cognition is more valuable. The difference is huge.
Because CT is originally driven by opinion dissemination.
What truly moves the market is never announcements but emotions, beliefs, and narrative spreading.
FUD is just the first time this has been brought on-chain.
Especially the public profit and loss, I think, will completely change CT.
In the future, the most influential people may not be the loudest, but those who can survive long-term.
To put it simply, if your argument is valid, then price it.