Not here to discuss disputes or public opinion, just talking about sentiment and making money. Extreme sentiment on Twitter often reflects the flow of retail funds. When the entire internet is FUDing a project, it usually means the 'car' is lighter. If the whales want to pump, the cost will be lower. For example, projects like Solayer and IP that got bashed to death last year kept pumping after the FUD. Of course, there are genuinely trash projects that don’t respond no matter how much they’re criticized. That depends on the team’s intentions and whether the project launched high or low. High-launch projects usually lack the motivation to pump, so bash them all you want. For exchanges, which are like monks that can’t run away from the temple, and especially the big ones that don’t even need to run, FUD periods are often great opportunities to buy the dip. Top memes on the BNB chain keep climbing the more they’re criticized. On-chain activity is starting to warm up, and more people are stepping in to take over. All of this shows that while funds don’t speak, they’re voting with their money. After funds in the market get liquidated, it becomes even more important to find unique and scarce projects to rally around. Don’t play with projects that split the flow—splitting the flow shows a lack of consensus. Look at which projects have strong consensus; they’ll only get stronger.