I have never seen a content creator who achieves success by stepping on others. Every person who sincerely shares is worth encouraging. If you can't stand it and think they are wrong, you can criticize or curse them. This is your freedom, but it doesn't mean you are right. It doesn't mean you belittle others and become even more powerful. The person who cursed the macro dog in the last cycle is now talking about interest rate cuts every day. The person who said the data was useless in the last cycle is now talking about the retention of stablecoins every day. There are also people who say that the data of ETFs is useless. Can we please ask you? You think it's useless, and you think it's wrong. You're so awesome, why don't you go to heaven? Why didn't Wall Street invite you to be the chief analyst. Respect is the minimum. Twitter is a public place, and just because you think it's useless doesn't mean others think it's useless. Some people may be able to find useful information from different perspectives, rather than all sharers pretending to be big tailed wolves. Some people like to speak clearly and learn more about things they don't understand before speaking. I am completely clueless about technology, so I never dare to point fingers at my technical teachers. Instead, I often discuss with them to confirm whether my views are correct. I am also completely clueless about metaphysics, but this does not prevent me from maintaining communication with my metaphysics teachers. This world is a huge metaphysics. Is it okay to criticize this and that every day in a strange and sarcastic manner, and see what you've posted yourself??