The tactics of this coin's market makers are truly speechless. Repeatedly suppressing the price and then pushing it up in cycles, over and over again. How many more bullish and bearish traders dare to continue participating?
With long-term high-level control and funds fees remaining high, the final outcome of this approach is that the bulls are repeatedly cut, and the bears are heavily trapped by rollover costs. Instead of hurting each other like this, it's better if everyone just stops playing and let the market makers deal with themselves.
The most telling data is right there: trading volume has plummeted from over twenty billion to a very bleak level now. Every time the coin is unlocked, it’s just another round of pump and dump, drawing in new buyers. The problem is, there are fewer and fewer bagholders.
Honestly, it's very unlikely this coin will recover once it falls. Its reputation is completely ruined. No matter how much it’s pumped, there’s no new blood coming in. Over time, liquidity will only get worse.
Rather than chasing highs and getting cut, it’s better to watch coldly from the sidelines. Whether it rises or falls, I’ve already decided—just refuse to participate. This isn’t giving up, but voting with my feet.
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StopLossMaster
· 19h ago
Trading volume dropping from 2 billion to this level, you know it's time to withdraw.
The dealer's tricks are played out, the bagholders are long gone.
Once reputation is ruined, liquidity collapse is only a matter of time.
It's exhausting just to watch, so I choose not to play.
This coin is beyond saving, stop fooling yourself.
Pumping to attract buyers? All you're getting are leeks.
Funds can't afford to take this loss, so they left.
Both bulls and bears are being harvested, who else is making money besides the dealers?
After such a brutal drop, expecting a rebound is just a dream.
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AirdropHuntress
· 19h ago
After research and analysis, the trading volume has dropped from over 2 billion to this level, and the problems with tokenomics design are now clear. Capital players are just like this.
Pay attention to the unlocking nodes of these wallet addresses; each time it's a new round of harvesting. Historical data shows that tokens with liquidity exhaustion are basically beyond saving.
Don't be greedy; watching coldly from the sidelines is the true wisdom.
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QuorumVoter
· 19h ago
Seeing the trading volume drop straight from over twenty billion, I knew this coin was already beyond saving. The market makers have squeezed until even the leeks are not enough to cut, it's hilarious.
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Honestly, with such a bad reputation, do they still think they can turn things around? Dream on. I've already quit, let them play by themselves.
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It's the same old trick of crashing and then pumping, even the bagholders have finally wised up. Not participating is the smartest choice.
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Liquidity has been getting worse month by month, and some still dare to chase the high? Serves them right for getting cut.
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Instead of hurting each other, it's better to let the market makers dance alone. I vote with my feet, goodbye.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 20h ago
Really, just looking at this coin's trend, I know it's already hopeless. The manipulator's tricks have long been exposed.
The cliff-like drop in trading volume is the best proof. Who would still dare to take this position?
Once reputation is ruined, it's very hard to turn things around. I've also given up chasing this one, there's no need.
Everyone has already left, leaving the manipulators to hype themselves up?
Continuing to play with this kind of coin is just gambling. Instead of doing that, it's better to stay on the sidelines.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 20h ago
This coin is just a bottomless pit. The whales keep playing the same tricks inside, and fewer and fewer people are taking the bait. I've already pulled out long ago.
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WalletDetective
· 20h ago
Bro, I've seen this trick too many times, I don't even want to watch anymore.
Over two billion directly cut in half, do you really think you're that important? Liquidity dying is just a matter of time.
If the market makers keep playing like this, they'll eventually end up fighting themselves. I've already given up.
Unlocking causes a surge, surging leads to chopping the leeks, and fewer and fewer people are left holding the bag... What's the point of playing anymore?
The reputation is already ruined; no matter how much you package it, you can't turn back. Forget it, just watch the show.
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SandwichHunter
· 20h ago
The house's tricks are really played out, always the same script. Watching the trading volume drop, you know there's no hope. This time, no one is willing to take the bait.
The tactics of this coin's market makers are truly speechless. Repeatedly suppressing the price and then pushing it up in cycles, over and over again. How many more bullish and bearish traders dare to continue participating?
With long-term high-level control and funds fees remaining high, the final outcome of this approach is that the bulls are repeatedly cut, and the bears are heavily trapped by rollover costs. Instead of hurting each other like this, it's better if everyone just stops playing and let the market makers deal with themselves.
The most telling data is right there: trading volume has plummeted from over twenty billion to a very bleak level now. Every time the coin is unlocked, it’s just another round of pump and dump, drawing in new buyers. The problem is, there are fewer and fewer bagholders.
Honestly, it's very unlikely this coin will recover once it falls. Its reputation is completely ruined. No matter how much it’s pumped, there’s no new blood coming in. Over time, liquidity will only get worse.
Rather than chasing highs and getting cut, it’s better to watch coldly from the sidelines. Whether it rises or falls, I’ve already decided—just refuse to participate. This isn’t giving up, but voting with my feet.