[KR KOL Index] Apr 22 | Top Trending Topics on Global & KR Timelines

Community anxiety surged as warnings spread that Telegram impersonator accounts are luring users into GRVT-related “claim links” to steal wallet assets. Reactions like “Not sure what foundation this is, but this is too much” circulated alongside shared X (Twitter) links, and posts strongly cautioned that “If you click it, everything in your wallet gets drained.” In parallel, Strategy’s (formerly MicroStrategy) capital management framework announcement, shifts in ETF fund flows, and mentions of oversold indicators intersected—fueling both heightened caution and attempts to identify a market bottom.

‘Telegram impersonation + wallet drainer’ warnings rise to the top… “Never click”

The strongest engagement centered on scam alerts. Reports claimed Telegram impersonators were posing as an official source and directing users to a project (GRVT) claim link, then draining wallet assets. The community posted urgent notices such as “This is a total scam—ignore it,” and “Of course that’s not me,” while distrust of anonymous accounts and fake “foundation/official” promotions intensified. A norm of treating any such link as off-limits was observed.

Strategy: ‘12% dividend, share buybacks, possible BTC sales’… interpreted as walking back “we won’t sell”

On the supply/demand and corporate-news front, summaries of Strategy’s actions were repeatedly shared across channels. Key points included raising STRC’s dividend rate to 12%, enabling up to $1.25B in potential Bitcoin sales if needed, and authorizing repurchases of up to $1B each in STRC (and other preferred shares) and MSTR common stock. Notably, one community framed it as “They’ve reversed the ‘we’ll never sell BTC’ stance,” arguing that “annual dividends + interest are around $1.76B, so they can’t survive without selling,” and that “their value judgment is buybacks > Bitcoin,” sparking debate.

$4B net outflows from BTC ETFs in June vs. talk of BlackRock deposits… alt-ETF inflows mentioned

ETF flow data also became a major talking point. A recap claiming June BTC ETF net outflows reached $4B spread alongside provocative lines like “institutions are giving up,” while others shared headline-style messages that BlackRock had deposited a large amount of BTC into Coinbase Prime—leading to mixed interpretations. Some posts also claimed that while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw outflows, inflows continued toward Solana, XRP, and Hyperliquid, suggesting attention may be dispersing from “major ETFs” to theme- or alt-focused ETF narratives.

Oversold indicators and “post-capitulation” readings… coexistence of stop-loss fatigue and bottom-fishing

In terms of sentiment, fatigue showed up in lines like “It’s all stop-loss stories these days in crypto.” At the same time, claims that BTC was the “second-most oversold in history” by the Chande Momentum Oscillator, along with screenshots citing a GROK answer that framed the market as “not the bottom yet, but the stage right after capitulation,” spread as bottom-hunting content. Other posts monitored spot buy walls (Binance/Coinbase) and referenced patterns like Mondays tending to be weak, reflecting ongoing short-term positioning discussions.

Overall, the day’s top community topics were characterized by the simultaneous prominence of immediate-action warnings (impersonation scam links) and supply/demand catalysts that sway sentiment (Strategy’s potential BTC sales and ETF flow changes). Rather than directional price forecasts, discussions focused on near-term risks and pivot clues—scam avoidance, corporate/ETF-driven flow shifts, and oversold/capitulation signals. This content was produced from Telegram messages collected via DataMaxiPlus’s community analytics technology.