When a bull market arrives, there will be many bloggers promoting coins, and once a trend appears, any kind of coin can rise. At this time, any blogger you look at seems impressive, and it's easy to lose judgment about these bloggers, mistakenly thinking their skills are high and following them continuously. As a result, many people follow from the peak of the bull market to the bottom of the bear market, and in the end, the bloggers disappear, leaving retail investors with losses.

From my personal experience, there are three requirements for a KOL (Key Opinion Leader):

1. Ability to roughly determine the starting point of the bull market, so as not to miss the bull market, such as reminding to buy at the bottom.

2. Ability to escape at approximately the top.

3. Ability to recognize when a bear market is coming and continuously remind of a cash position (core).

Very few can achieve these three points; most people only start calling trades after the bull market has started. You may have already left, thinking it's just a pullback, only to realize at the bottom that it has turned into a bear market, leading to forced selling.

More than 95% of people follow such bloggers because those who truly make money disdain to be bloggers.

The reason I became a blogger is that I haven't made enough yet; perhaps after this round, I won't do it anymore.