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Meta|Sep 26, 2026 04:44
Just saw this tweet from @useTria, and it's actually pretty thought-provoking. Instead of asking 'Who’s your favorite trader?' from an official perspective, they’re directly asking people to drop an @ or wallet address. In my opinion, Tria might not just be trying to create a trader list—it feels more like they’re trying to figure out who actually has on-chain achievements. After all, social media accounts only show personas, but wallets are the real deal. Whether someone made money, how they opened positions, what coins they like to trade, how big their drawdowns are—on-chain data pretty much reveals it all. If they later integrate Trader Profiles, Follow, or even Copy Trading, the logic would make total sense. In the future, following someone might not be about whose tweets sound the most impressive, but about checking their wallet performance first. Just because someone talks a big game doesn’t mean they’re making money. Wallets, after all, don’t lie.
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