Tech mogul dropped some spicy takes about social platforms recently. According to him, X has become the go-to spot for the real power players—CEOs, government officials, and people with actual influence beyond just follower counts. His point? When something genuinely matters, these folks aren't jumping on TikTok to make announcements.
The contrast is pretty stark. While TikTok dominates entertainment and viral trends, X apparently holds the crown for serious business and policy discourse. Think about it: major market moves, regulatory shifts, or corporate strategy reveals—they're happening on X, not through dance videos.
For the crypto crowd, this matters. Where institutional money and regulatory voices congregate affects how information flows through our ecosystem. X remains central to real-time market sentiment and breaking developments that actually move prices.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
14 Likes
Reward
14
8
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
staking_gramps
· 4h ago
Nah, this is reality. In essence, power and discourse still have to return to X; the TikTok model is ultimately just a consumer product.
View OriginalReply0
WalletDoomsDay
· 12-01 22:17
Well... that's true, but we can't underestimate the retail investor enthusiasm over on TikTok.
X is indeed crowded with institutions, but the truthfulness of information is mixed, how do we distinguish?
Bankruptcy lawyers are all on X, I believe this wave.
Here we go again, X is the real price engine, wake up everyone.
Celebrities are chattering on X, while retail investors are still following trends on TikTok, it's truly two different worlds.
Wait, does this mean we need to keep a close eye on X regarding policy-related matters?
View OriginalReply0
Deconstructionist
· 11-30 16:04
Really, the pros have already reshuffled, X is the place to watch the market
---
tiktok dancing, x Be Played for Suckers, no problem
---
So when the regulators speak, we have to look at x's timeline, we have to keep a close eye
---
Nonsense, just institutional rhetoric, no platform can escape being played for suckers
---
Wake up, the Information Spread is right here... whoever masters the rhythm makes money
---
Simply put, it's a matter of power concentration, x=the gathering place of money
---
Laughing to death, still the same "legitimacy" narrative, anyway I just look at market data
---
Things in the crypto world really depend on these few big V's leading the rhythm, it's a bit absurd
View OriginalReply0
TokenDustCollector
· 11-30 15:55
nah x is the playground of power, those dancing on tiktok will never understand this
---
This guy is right, news in the crypto world really explodes on x, those internet celebrities on tiktok are still dreaming
---
So I say, you have to keep an eye on the actions of those big accounts on x, otherwise if you miss the market trend, you'll lose big
---
To put it bluntly, it’s class differentiation, the rich are on x, suckers are on tiktok... I'm also on tiktok haha
---
Institutional money and venture capital are all flocking to x, shouldn't we hurry up and scout? Missing a tweet might mean missing a 100x coin
---
Wake up everyone, the voices that can really move the market are never in short videos, x is the front line of information competition
---
That's why I've set up x push notifications, no matter how comfortable the bed is, I have to get up and take a look
View OriginalReply0
CryptoCrazyGF
· 11-30 15:45
Haha really, X is now the power center, and TikTok is only fit for dancing.
Speaking of which, institutions are all lurking on X, and our information flow in the crypto world really relies on it.
As long as X stands, our news won't stop; this is the real place that can move prices.
This guy is right; serious matters really need to be on X, while TikTok has long become entertainment waste.
The place where institutional voices gather is where the money flows; this logic is very clear.
X is a stage where big figures speak the truth, and small platforms only have clowns.
However, to be honest, there are quite a few newcomers in the crypto world who started to understand crypto from TikTok.
How do prices move? First, look at what the celebrities on X are saying, and then retail investors follow the trend to buy.
Institutions are all on X, which shows that X is the main battlefield of the information war; we need to keep a close eye on it.
View OriginalReply0
TopEscapeArtist
· 11-30 15:42
Alright, X is indeed the source of information, but I found myself always buying the dip there... Technically it looked like a MACD golden cross pattern, but as soon as I turned around it turned into a head and shoulders pattern, I’m dying of laughter.
Tech mogul dropped some spicy takes about social platforms recently. According to him, X has become the go-to spot for the real power players—CEOs, government officials, and people with actual influence beyond just follower counts. His point? When something genuinely matters, these folks aren't jumping on TikTok to make announcements.
The contrast is pretty stark. While TikTok dominates entertainment and viral trends, X apparently holds the crown for serious business and policy discourse. Think about it: major market moves, regulatory shifts, or corporate strategy reveals—they're happening on X, not through dance videos.
For the crypto crowd, this matters. Where institutional money and regulatory voices congregate affects how information flows through our ecosystem. X remains central to real-time market sentiment and breaking developments that actually move prices.