I’ve said this many times before: don’t assume that just because someone steps up as a leader, they’re holding a bag of tokens ready to dump on the market. Of course, this mindset has been influenced by the trends over time. But honestly, there are a few leaders who usually don’t make a move, and when they do, it’s still something solid. You have to understand, publicly stepping up brings no personal benefit—only downsides. When someone steps up, the support they get is only temporary. As soon as the token stops going up, the criticism starts rolling in. When it’s pumping, people are like, ‘Bro, you’re amazing!’ But the moment it starts dropping, it’s all, ‘Are you dumping? If not on your main account, then maybe on a side account?’ AI can imagine things, but humans are even better at it. Whether you did it or not, in their minds, you did. Then they start spreading rumors that there’s no good people left in the crypto space. Right now, anyone who’s willing to step up publicly, every single one of them, has a big-picture mindset.