2026-01-10 09:27:35

A big trade just sounded the alarm. The smart wallet holding $WINPRIME completed 10 sell orders in less than a minute, with a total investment of about 15K, ultimately making a profit of 83.6K USD — a return of 2958%. Subsequently, the profit of 13.9K SOL was directly withdrawn from the market.

Check the market data: market cap is stuck at 363K, trading volume in the past hour is 1.56M (including buy orders of 1.11M and sell orders of 0.46M). Liquidity is only 31K, which is far from enough to withstand large sell pressure.

Signs of big fish escaping the top are already obvious. For small tokens with concentrated chips and weak liquidity, a major player leaving often triggers a quick correction. Friends who want to participate in such highly volatile assets need to tighten their risk management.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 01-10 09:41

Damn, the liquidity is worrying. What can you do with 31K depth? --- It's the same old trick, a classic signal of big players cutting the leeks. --- 2958% return... am I still dreaming? --- Do you really dare to buy with 31K liquidity? Isn't that asking for death? --- Main players run away, retail investors take the hit, just the old script. --- It’s painful to watch. Small-cap coins are indeed hellish. --- I really don’t dare to touch things with concentrated chips like this. --- Withdrawing 13.9K SOL? They’ve already made a killing. --- Not a big deal, I have no money to join this round anyway.

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MEVictim

· 01-10 09:38

Wow, this liquidity is a joke. Holding at 31K is pointless; the main force will just crush it with one move.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-10 09:32

Look at this liquidity depth, what can a 31K order book hold... History always repeats itself. The fate of concentrated chips is like this—when a big player turns, it’s a stampede of tens of thousands. Smart money has long seen through this; we can only learn to survive later on.

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