🪖 Throughout March and early April, crypto traders overwhelmingly pointed to Middle East tensions and war-related developments as the primary reason for weak crypto market performance. Mentions of countries such as Iran and Israel, along with broader discussions about war, surged whenever prices stumbled. 😠 Now, that explanation has changed dramatically in recent days. As war-related discussions faded, social media attention shifted toward discussions involving Michael Saylor and Strategy. Following Bitcoin’s latest decline, traders increasingly focused on Strategy’s influence, leverage, and recent selloff (albeit a very minor one). Whether the concern is justified or not, the chart illustrates how quickly crowd narratives can rotate. 🔗 Check out the rate of war-related topics across social media formus on this chart here: https://app.santiment.net/s/trpjTly4?utm_source=x&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=social_trends_war_related_topics_b_060326&aff=3 🔗 Check out the rate of Saylor & Strategy-related topics across social media forums on this chart here: https://app.santiment.net/s/pKXKo4rp?utm_source=x&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=social_trends_saylor_strategy_related_topics_b_060326&aff=3(Santiment Intelligence)