Meanwhile, half the market's glued to GitHub star counts like it's the next big signal. Yeah, developers and community activity matter, but using repository stars as your main trading thesis? That's peak retail behavior right there.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 9h ago
It seems someone is treating GitHub stars as a golden rule again, which is ridiculous. Do they really think that having more numbers can make money?
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ILCollector
· 9h ago
Haha, laughing to death. Here comes the same old GitHub star hype about stock trading... They really treat open-source projects like candlestick charts.
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OnChainDetective
· 9h ago
ngl github stars as a trading signal is just watching paint dry with extra steps. traced the wallet patterns on half these "active community" projects and the activity graph screams coordinated farming, statistical anomaly all over it
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ChainWallflower
· 10h ago
Interest rates definitely need to go up, no doubt about that. But those who treat GitHub star counts as trading signals... are really something else. That's classic retail investor thinking.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 10h ago
Relying on GitHub star counts as trading signals is really incredible. This is a common flaw among retail investors.
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screenshot_gains
· 10h ago
Using GitHub stars as trading signals? These people are really bold, a bunch of hype-driven coin traders.
Interest rates need to go up, period.
Meanwhile, half the market's glued to GitHub star counts like it's the next big signal. Yeah, developers and community activity matter, but using repository stars as your main trading thesis? That's peak retail behavior right there.