Twitter's opinions can be divided into two categories, which seem the same on the surface but are fundamentally opposite:

One category consists of those who are market makers, investors, or engage in insider trading, but pretend to buy on the secondary market and firmly commit to their purchases. This group often cheers when prices drop and brags when prices rise, making a name for themselves initially and then ultimately exploiting others, even continuing to cheer during the final harvest.

The other category includes those who have a positive outlook, buy in, and share their opinions. These individuals often feel confident when prices rise and appear foolish when prices fall.

The benefit is that the second category will continue to grow stronger.