2026-01-08 09:22:35

By 2025, the focus of cryptocurrency has long gone beyond on-chain data and exchange fluctuations. The real battleground is actually in every discussion on social media.

This year, we witnessed numerous major events happening in quick succession. Trump launching a coin, the official release of the stablecoin legislation, the crash on 10/11, HashKey's official listing... Meanwhile, the Meme craze gradually cooled down, but the prediction market unexpectedly heated up, and RWA on-chain became a new hot topic. The entire community even heard several waves of claims that "the crypto world is dead."

But here’s an interesting observation: prices will fluctuate, projects will disappear, but certain key viewpoints and analyses are repeatedly cited, paraphrased, and even change the direction of community discussions. These contents, like slices of history, record the collective cognitive shifts of the market at critical moments.

To measure the influence of these voices, it’s not just about the number of shares and likes. More importantly, whether they truly addressed a certain industry issue, stabilized some market sentiment, or directly ignited new narratives. Some tweets stabilized the market, some exposed industry problems, some pushed new investment trends, and others prompted the community to re-examine their direction.

These tweets collectively form the most important public memory of the crypto world in 2025 in both Chinese and English. They are not just simple information transmission but a true reflection of market psychology and industry development.

TRUMP-4,3%

MEME-8,54%

RWA12,41%

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-11 00:46

Social media is the real exchange, much more genuine than candlestick charts.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-09 03:13

Social media has become the real battleground, and that's a spot-on observation. The number of shares and likes don't really reflect anything; what's crucial is whether what someone says can genuinely change people's perceptions. --- Trump's coin and the RWA set... Hot topics come one after another, but only the viewpoints that truly survive are valuable. --- A certain thread on Twitter influences the market more than ten exchange's candlestick charts, and this is becoming increasingly obvious. --- How many times have we heard the claim that the crypto world is dead? Haha, but it's true that posts with in-depth analysis are the ones that can stabilize people's confidence. --- Prices will plummet, projects will rug, but good viewpoints are always passed down... That's probably why some KOLs carry so much weight when they speak. --- True influence isn't in the data; it's whether you can hit the market's pain points. This article explains it thoroughly. --- So, instead of chasing price movements, it's better to spend more time in the community reading discussions with real depth of thought.

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UncleWhale

· 01-08 09:51

Social media is the real main battlefield, this observation is spot on. Compared to K-line charts, I pay more attention to the voices on Twitter that can stir up waves. --- Instead of counting likes, it's better to see who truly changes the narrative. That’s the hard currency. --- Oops, price fluctuations, project deaths... but those viewpoints that can be repeatedly quoted live longer than coins? That’s interesting. --- The argument that the crypto world is dead—heard several waves of it over the year? Wake up, someone is always bottoming out each time. --- RWA, prediction markets take turns being the top trend, basically the community collectively looking for new stories to tell. --- Tweets stabilize the market? I’ve only seen tweets that create panic... haha. --- True memory isn’t in on-chain data, but in those snippets of words that are wildly reposted. Thinking about it carefully, that’s indeed the case.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-08 09:50

Social media is the real main stage... That's how the crypto world is; data can be deceptive, public opinion is the true king.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-08 09:46

Social media is the real price engine, and there's no doubt about that. A good analysis is worth ten candlestick patterns. That's right, the crypto world is an information game; whoever controls the narrative wins. Tweets are more valuable than candlestick charts... these days, information warfare is indeed more important than technical analysis. Topic popularity = capital interest, always the same routine. So are those still watching the charts a bit outdated? Makes sense, market sentiment always moves faster than data. That's why some big influencers can cause dumps or pumps with just one tweet. The essence of sector rotation is still public opinion rotation; understanding this is how you make money. Really, when chasing hot topics, your eyes should be on Twitter, not the exchange.

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