2025-12-07 08:31:20

Why do bearish takes always go viral so damn fast?

Seriously, have you noticed? Someone drops a doom-and-gloom prediction about the market, and suddenly it's everywhere. Your timeline floods with retweets, quote tweets, panic reactions. Meanwhile, bullish analysis with solid research? Crickets.

The negativity bias in crypto Twitter is real. FUD spreads faster than any hopium ever could. Maybe it's human nature—we're wired to pay attention to threats. Or maybe people just love a good crash narrative.

Either way, it's wild how fast those doomer posts catch fire compared to everything else.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 12-07 09:01

Seriously, a lot of people just like to hear bad news, while no one pays attention to good news.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 12-07 08:59

Alright, that's why I muted a bunch of people a long time ago. It's doom doom doom every day, it's so annoying.

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RetroHodler91

· 12-07 08:58

ngl, we all grew up being scared; bad news naturally comes with extra traffic.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 12-07 08:57

Seriously, as soon as bearish comments come out, they spread like wildfire across the internet, but no one pays attention to bullish analyses backed by data... Human nature is really messed up.

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CryptoMotivator

· 12-07 08:56

Ha, that's why no one pays attention when I post good news, but as soon as I predict a crash, it instantly gets 10k shares.

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