"Fake interaction: when the market moves on social media before it moves in reality"
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In the crypto market, the market doesn't always lead the conversation... Often the opposite happens: the interaction on social media deceives people into thinking the market is moving, while in reality, nothing is happening.
You find a trend on Twitter talking about a "major breakthrough" for a specific currency, while in reality, the price is still in the same range. Or you see thousands of likes on an analysis saying "an explosion is coming", but there is no real liquidity or clear activity on the chain.
People interact, share, enter FOMO... and the market starts to move after the interaction, not before.
The danger here is that you build your decisions on "buzz" not on data. Social media is not a source of liquidity; it is a guiding tool, often with deliberate direction.
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