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kol

KOL, short for Key Opinion Leader, refers to individuals or groups that have influence and appeal in specific fields. In the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector, KOLs typically share industry insights, project evaluations, and market trend analyses through social media, blogs, videos, and other channels. Their opinions can significantly impact investors' decisions and market sentiment. The influence of KOLs relies on their expertise, experience, and the breadth of their social networks.
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Bubblemaps conducted an on-chain investigation of four crypto KOLs: the recommendations and wallet trajectories are inconsistent, with some suspected of bundling and front-running

The on-chain analysis platform Bubblemaps stated that it recently investigated four crypto KOLs and found that their wallet movements do not completely align with their public narratives. The conclusions are based on Bubblemaps' analysis and estimates. Regarding "Kimchi," which was launched in collaboration with Pump.Fun, there were rumors in the community that it earned about 40 million dollars on TRUMP. Bubblemaps estimated related profits to be about 6 million dollars based on its publicly available airdrop wallet and associated clusters, questioning the reasons for concealing the associations.For Solstice, Bubblemaps stated that the multiple meme coins it promoted showed dozens of new wallets buying in simultaneously, each holding about 0.5% to 1% of the supply, and the public wallets can be traced back to the token deployer.For Anglio, after analyzing about 534 posts in October, the platform noted that associated wallets bought in an average of about 20 seconds before approximately 61% of the calls and sold quickly afterward, estimating profits of about 130,000 dollars, and he has admitted to using such tactics.For 0xEthan, Bubblemaps stated that he often sells about three minutes after making a call, with public wallets and secret side wallets buying in simultaneously, estimating related profits of about 125,000 dollars.

first_img Robin Guards: Collaborated with 200 KOLs, only sold 200 NFTs

The NFT project Robin Guards published a lengthy article titled "How Crypto Twitter KOLs Scam Projects (With Proof)" on November 2. The project claims to have collaborated with approximately 200 KOLs, totaling over 10 million followers, but ultimately sold only 200 NFTs, resulting in a conversion rate of about 0.002%. The project stated that after refusing to continue paying for related promotions, the same group of people began to label it as a scam, naming several KOLs they had previously collaborated with in the article and demanding explanations for behaviors such as purchasing fake interactions, posting in interaction groups, and disguising influence.Robin Guards stated that these KOLs initially posted positive promotions and called on their followers to participate; however, upon learning about bot posts, interaction group boosts, similar AI replies, and the sudden appearance of a large number of views without payment, they turned around and labeled the project as a scam. The project also mentioned that the account grebby began accusing it of fraud the day before, while that account itself sells fake followers and fake interaction services, and some of the named KOLs had purchased so-called smart followers and fake interactions from it. The project stated that it has attached screenshots in the article and claimed to have been in this field for 2 years, also being part of similar interaction groups.In the article, Robin Guards mentioned that these types of accounts are concerned with about $50 in rewards for each post, and real influence does not need to be purchased. The project suggested that other teams check the reach-to-view ratio, whether reply accounts are duplicated, and request actual conversion results from past activities, rather than just screenshots of views. The Robin Guards account had previously described itself as the privacy layer of Robinhood Chain, but its current profile states that it is a project that encountered fake KOLs on Crypto Twitter.
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