Recently, I've noticed an interesting phenomenon: SOL and BSC chains have seen the emergence of liquidity pools in the tens of millions.
What does it usually mean when funds of this magnitude enter the market? Either whales are positioning themselves for a new narrative, or hot money is starting to flow into early-stage on-chain projects again. I remember the last time pools of this scale appeared, it was quickly followed by a season of meme coins.
This timing is quite subtle—the major coins are moving sideways, and funds seem to be getting restless again. Is it time to start scouting for new projects on-chain? After all, real alpha is often hidden in these newly emerging pools.
That said, while a $10M pool is no small feat, whether it can withstand subsequent sell pressure is the real question. Do you think this is a genuine opportunity, or just the start of another round of money games?
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HodlVeteran
· 12h ago
Here we go again? I don't believe it—no way this pool lasts more than a week this time.
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People getting restless at the tens of millions level shows there's really nowhere else for the money to go. All the major coins are stuck.
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I saw this same situation back in '98, and you all know how that turned out...
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Camping out for new projects sounds romantic, but in reality, it just means being the last one holding the bag.
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When it comes to selling pressure, it's always the whales who call the shots. Retail investors shouldn't even think about it.
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Seriously, seeing this signal immediately reminds me of the 2018 crash scene. Oh man...
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No matter how big the pool is, it can't withstand a single tweet from a big influencer. Think carefully before you place your bets.
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Calling it a "money game" isn't accurate enough. It should be called "the season for harvesting retail investors."
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I'm just waiting to see how the first batch of people who rush in will explain their losses.
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All-in on new projects is for the young crowd. At my age, I'm just going to hold onto my BTC and sleep easy.
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TommyTeacher1
· 12-06 19:02
Another ten-million-level pool is here—hope this isn't another prelude to retail investors getting dumped on.
Is memecoin season really starting? I think I'll just wait and see for now.
Whether you catch the bottom or get wiped out, it's all down to luck, guys.
There are plenty of projects that can't even hold up 10M—too many traps out there.
Major coins are all moving sideways, so capital is definitely looking for an exit; this timing is decent.
There’s alpha here but also big risks—gotta filter carefully.
Last time I saw this scale, barely a few went 100x—most still went to zero.
This is truly the "insider accumulation" phase—those with inside info are already in.
I don't trust any new pool unless it's endorsed by someone reliable.
This round feels more like whales testing the waters. Us retail investors should be extra cautious about following the hype.
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FundingMartyr
· 12-06 18:35
Here we go again. Are we really getting in this time, or are we just going to get dumped on again?
Honestly, looking at the size of this pool, it feels a lot like this time last year. You all know how that turned out. I'm really a bit hesitant to go all in again.
In the end, it's all about who is supporting the price later on. It's that simple.
Early-stage project pools are like gambling, way too much luck involved. I'll just keep watching for now.
I'm tired of hearing about "real alpha." All the people talking big are just Monday-morning quarterbacks.
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MetaMasked
· 12-06 18:33
Here we go again, I'm familiar with this trick, it's always the same every time.
Forget it, nine out of ten pools are rugs, it's better to play it safe.
The major coins aren't moving, so why should small coins pump? Where's the logic?
Instead of waiting and watching, it's better to wait for a dip—opportunities are everywhere.
If there really is Alpha, it wouldn't be our turn; the whales have already set up their positions in secret.
Recently, I've noticed an interesting phenomenon: SOL and BSC chains have seen the emergence of liquidity pools in the tens of millions.
What does it usually mean when funds of this magnitude enter the market? Either whales are positioning themselves for a new narrative, or hot money is starting to flow into early-stage on-chain projects again. I remember the last time pools of this scale appeared, it was quickly followed by a season of meme coins.
This timing is quite subtle—the major coins are moving sideways, and funds seem to be getting restless again. Is it time to start scouting for new projects on-chain? After all, real alpha is often hidden in these newly emerging pools.
That said, while a $10M pool is no small feat, whether it can withstand subsequent sell pressure is the real question. Do you think this is a genuine opportunity, or just the start of another round of money games?