2025-12-25 12:21:49

Recently, it seems that people in the crypto community are gathering in Malaysia. Many industry opinion leaders and active community members are frequently appearing in Kuala Lumpur. What is the underlying signal behind this?

Upon reflection, this may reflect the current psychological state of the entire market. Rumors are flying everywhere, false information is emerging endlessly, and the spreading effect of "three people talking about a tiger" is particularly evident in the Chinese-speaking region—ranging from sweeping buildings to subway stations, various absurd rumors are spreading everywhere, frightening many retail investors. In such a chaotic information environment and restless public mood, core community figures may be trying to stabilize emotions, verify information, and unify perceptions through offline gatherings.

The sentiment in the crypto world is often more extreme than in other markets; an unverified piece of news can trigger a chain reaction. Perhaps these gatherings are a manifestation of the market seeking certainty and stability. #加密货币社区 # Market psychology

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TooScaredToSell

· 2025-12-28 12:21

Are they all gathering in Malaysia? I see, this is just a sign of guilt. Wait, what exactly are we talking about? The signal isn't that complicated. It's true that rumors are flying everywhere, but can offline gatherings really stabilize any emotions? I still have my doubts. Basically, everyone is just running around, just looking for an excuse. A sense of stability? Ha, the idea of stability in the crypto world is itself a joke.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-28 11:42

Kuala Lumpur gathering? Feels more like they're scouting locations to open a new exchange, haha. It's not just about stabilizing confidence; there must be some business strategy involved. Retail investors are still panicking and overwhelmed, while the big players have already held meetings to divide the profits. I believe in the rumors flying around, but this gathering might not be just for debunking rumors... Having survived the bear market, what is there to fear about information chaos? It's all just the same old tricks anyway.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 2025-12-25 12:51

Kuala Lumpur is now the new information hub in the crypto world, hilarious, retail investors are still watching the show in China --- No, why are these big V's running to Malaysia? Are they trying to hide something? --- Basically, the market sentiment has collapsed, and people are looking for a place to band together and seek warmth --- Are there many rumors? Then they must be confirmed offline, or how else to cut the leeks? Just kidding --- Wait, is this paving the way for a big move? I feel something's off --- It seems they've really panicked; gathering = lack of confidence --- Malaysia's regulations are probably lenient, that's all --- I just want to know what these big shots are talking about, can they leak some news? --- Another small move orchestrated by a group of people, and in the end, retail investors still have to foot the bill --- Extreme emotions are real; a false message can cause a 10% drop. Only by gathering can we prevent this from happening

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AllInDaddy

· 2025-12-25 12:45

No wonder a bunch of influencers have moved to Kuala Lumpur, turns out they are doing crisis public relations. --- Just chatting, more details later if there's substance. --- Basically, it's an information war—whoever controls the narrative wins. --- Malaysia as a tax haven is indeed pretty good; I also want to go. --- The story of "Three Men Make a Tiger" is really incredible; retail investors got cut and still don't know what happened. --- Gathering offline to stabilize morale? I've seen this trick before; next step is likely to dump the market. --- It feels like they just want to evade regulation and find a safe place abroad. --- The crypto world isn't afraid of market drops; it's afraid of chaotic news—when things get messy, people run. --- I think they just want to discuss how to take the next round of profits. --- Isn't this just an upgraded version of a "mouse warehouse"? Focusing efforts on doing the work.

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NFTHoarder

· 2025-12-25 12:43

Gathering in Malaysia? Sounds like they're trying to evade regulation, haha. When information is chaotic, people tend to gather together—that's human nature. It's really just about sticking together for warmth, nothing too mysterious. Wait, is this somehow a prelude to why the coin price is dropping? It feels like they're shifting attention; the real big event might still be coming. Is this a signal on the eve of the market? I'm a bit panicked.

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HodlVeteran

· 2025-12-25 12:28

Coming back with the same routine? I also believed in this kind of "offline gathering to stabilize morale" back then. Guess what happened? After the gathering, the price of the coin plummeted straight down within a month, and those big shots had already run away [dog head]. The truth is, in a bear market, people's hearts are scattered. Everyone just wants to find a place to huddle and keep warm. As an experienced driver who has flipped cars for many years, I’ve never seen a gathering truly stop the market’s hammer. Retail investors are still wondering what they are chatting about in Kuala Lumpur, but they had already gotten on the bus. I believe in this wave of rumors flying everywhere, but don’t expect any community leader to save you. You need to learn to tell the difference yourselves, everyone. In Malaysia, this is just someone looking for a legal loophole to do business, that’s all. It’s always like this: first gather to create momentum, then send frequent messages in the group, and finally, the bag-holder cries and complains. This is how we do things in our industry. Don’t be too soft-hearted.

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