@opancke
In my view, most self-proclaimed KOLs in China don't truly qualify as KOLs.
This "qualification" isn’t just about holding at least 10 BTC, as Lao Xu once said, but more importantly about the ability to produce independent and insightful opinions.
However, the reality is that many so-called KOLs in China are more like information couriers or translators, often deliberately maintaining a neutral stance. This caution is understandable — if you hype a project too much, people will accuse you of manipulating the market. If they lose money, they might even report you to the authorities. On the flip side, if they profit, they'll just flatter you with a "you're awesome" comment. The risk-to-reward ratio is too poor.
That’s why most truly skilled KOLs choose to quietly make their fortune without drawing attention.
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