2025-12-31 09:25:37

The market looks lively, but it's actually quite dangerous.

Many current trends follow a pattern—trading volume can't keep up, and prices are pushed up on emotion. This is especially easy to deceive beginners into buying in. Look at the trading volume being so small, yet prices are soaring? Nine times out of ten, it's the main players inducing the hype.

In this recent surge in the crypto market, how much of it is driven by real demand? Honestly, it's hard to tell. The surface appears prosperous, but underneath it's hollow—an increase without supporting trading volume will eventually come back down.

Instead of blindly chasing highs, it's better to wait for this false prosperity to reveal its flaws. That's when the real opportunity will emerge.

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WhaleWatcher

· 13h ago

Here we go again with this set, claiming there’s not enough volume? I saw through it a long time ago --- The main players have been playing the trick of诱多 for so many years, and some still fall for it --- Hollow upward movement will eventually crash, I’m just waiting to buy the dip --- Fake prosperity is right, everyone who’s entering now is just a bagholder --- Superficially lively but hollow underneath, this wave is very dangerous --- The trading volume can’t even support it, and they still have the nerve to push it up? Laughing to death --- Not chasing highs is the right way, let newbies go and send their money --- This is what it means to see through the market, most people are emotionally hijacked --- Waiting for the breaking point is the real opportunity, entering now is just gambling

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 13h ago

Once again, a volume game, with old tricks of诱多 (trapping buyers). The main force plays it slick, pushing up even when volume can't keep up. Just wait and see when the truth comes out—that's the real bottoming point.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 13h ago

Daring to pump when the volume is small? How many years have the main players been playing this trick, and new investors are still rushing in --- Fake prosperity is something I've seen too often. The hollow gains at the bottom will eventually lead to a crash --- I just want to know how many people still truly believe in this wave of market conditions --- Waiting for the day when the truth comes out, then it will be a good time to buy the dip --- The trading volume doesn't even match, artificially pushing it up—what's this if not a trap to lure more in? --- Superficial prosperity is really annoying, always the same routine, with new investors getting caught one after another

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hodl_therapist

· 13h ago

Here comes the same old trick of fooling newcomers. With such weak trading volume, how dare they push higher? The main players are playing quite cleverly. --- A superficially prosperous but hollow market will eventually come back. Instead of chasing highs now, it's better to hold onto what you have. --- Honestly, I can't see any real demand behind this rally; it's just emotional buildup. The best time to buy is when the cracks appear. --- A rise that can't keep up with volume? Wake up, everyone. This is a classic trap to lure in more buyers. --- It's the same old move. The market looks lively, but there's a lot of emptiness behind it. It will be exposed sooner or later. --- Just by looking at the trading volume, you can tell that the main players are probably fooling new investors into taking the bait. --- False prosperity will always collapse. It's better to stay calm and wait for opportunities rather than being driven by emotions.

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