Twitter opinions can be divided into two categories, which may seem the same on the surface but are fundamentally different:
One category consists of those who are actually market manipulators, investors, or insiders, but pretend to buy in the secondary market and firmly hold their positions. This group often cheers during downturns and brags during upswings, initially gaining praise and later leading to losses, and even continues to cheer during the final harvest.
The other category consists of those who genuinely believe in and buy into the market and share their opinions. These individuals often feel confident during market rises and also appear foolish during declines.
The benefit is that the second category will continue to grow stronger.