Why do engagement bots and fake metrics still run rampant in crypto? You'd think the community would have cracked down harder by now, but every week there's another project pumping inflated numbers through artificial activity. Whether it's Twitter followers, trading volume, or community counts—the playbook stays the same. Short-term gains, long-term credibility loss. At some point, authentic metrics have to matter more than the illusion.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 01-20 15:55
This is the old trick in the crypto world, really getting on my nerves.
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AlphaBrain
· 01-20 11:19
Nah, these projects are really outrageous. Faking data is like playing a game; sooner or later, they'll crash.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-19 23:08
Basically, this circle is too restless; everyone wants to quickly get started, but no one really cares about what comes next.
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ChainWallflower
· 01-17 17:05
Honestly, everyone can see through these projects' mindset of faking data, yet they still insist on pretending otherwise.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-17 17:05
Honestly, this trick of fake indicators should have died long ago, but it's still everywhere.
These days, project teams don't even bother pretending anymore; they just start aggressively pushing numbers. Honestly, forget it.
Seriously verify on-chain data; everything else is just illusions.
A bunch of zombie followers and fake trading volume—it's bound to crash sooner or later.
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FadCatcher
· 01-17 17:05
This issue has become serious; self-deception within the community is too severe.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-17 16:55
Nobody really cares about real data, it's all just a damn numbers game.
Why do engagement bots and fake metrics still run rampant in crypto? You'd think the community would have cracked down harder by now, but every week there's another project pumping inflated numbers through artificial activity. Whether it's Twitter followers, trading volume, or community counts—the playbook stays the same. Short-term gains, long-term credibility loss. At some point, authentic metrics have to matter more than the illusion.