A certain leading exchange has recently launched a stablecoin product, and the subsequent wave of copycat coins following the trend has also started. Not long ago, that popular copycat coin project has been re-energized by the market in recent days. But the problem is—there's too much hidden capital, and the price has suddenly been hammered down.
This phenomenon is actually quite interesting. Many experienced traders are aware, and their reaction speed is often the fastest. A couple of days ago, I observed the market dynamics and simply removed the related assets from my watchlist, choosing not to hide in this round of market movement. It seems that smart people are indeed quite numerous—they're all running a run on the bank.
Currently, various capital schemes are everywhere, but to be honest, I won't participate in the capital schemes phase today. Once the entire cycle is over and market sentiment re-adjusts, that might be a more appropriate entry point. By then, it could be a good time to catch the dip.
Now there's a new project emerging again, and the market pace remains so fast.
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PumpStrategist
· 21h ago
The chips are highly concentrated, and this pattern has already formed, a typical leek mentality.
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Seeing RSI80+ and still going all-in, I really don't know what to say.
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Risk hasn't been fully released yet, taking over now is basically courting death.
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Interesting entry point, but the trading volume shows the main force has already run away.
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Probabilistic strategy tells me that lying flat is the safest at this point.
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That's why I deleted my watchlist, it's too obvious, friends.
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Market sentiment indicators are already off the charts; wait until things cool down before talking.
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Looking at the K-line from 3 days ago, you can see the ending. Those chasing now are just the bagholders.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-12 09:25
Those who make big money quietly have already removed their favorites, I'm still refreshing in the pancake.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 01-12 09:20
Really, the tactics of these copycat coins to trap retail investors are so old-fashioned.
Dumping so aggressively, everyone must be trapped and trampling each other.
I also deleted it, not playing these Ponzi scheme games.
Waiting for the cooling-off period to pick up bargains is the real strategy.
The market is so competitive, with new projects popping up one after another, it's overwhelming.
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LeverageAddict
· 01-12 09:19
The sell-off was too fierce; I saw through this trick a long time ago, smart money has already run away.
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This wave is definitely a Ponzi scheme; I’m not playing anymore.
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Wait for the market to cool down before jumping in; right now, you're just a bagholder.
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Anyway, I’ve already removed these projects from my watchlist; it’s not worth it.
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Those who know the game are watching from the sidelines; only fools are lurking now.
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The pace is fast, but so are the traps.
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Let’s talk about the next cycle; things are too chaotic now.
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This move by the exchange has invigorated all the clones, but it’s all just hype.
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Watching others take the plunge still gives me a bit of satisfaction.
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The capital flow is too crowded; the time to escape the top has arrived.
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AirdropHunter420
· 01-12 09:14
Such a fierce dump, and there are still people daring to ambush. Impressive.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-12 09:03
Everyone is withdrawing, there are really many smart people, I also deleted it.
A certain leading exchange has recently launched a stablecoin product, and the subsequent wave of copycat coins following the trend has also started. Not long ago, that popular copycat coin project has been re-energized by the market in recent days. But the problem is—there's too much hidden capital, and the price has suddenly been hammered down.
This phenomenon is actually quite interesting. Many experienced traders are aware, and their reaction speed is often the fastest. A couple of days ago, I observed the market dynamics and simply removed the related assets from my watchlist, choosing not to hide in this round of market movement. It seems that smart people are indeed quite numerous—they're all running a run on the bank.
Currently, various capital schemes are everywhere, but to be honest, I won't participate in the capital schemes phase today. Once the entire cycle is over and market sentiment re-adjusts, that might be a more appropriate entry point. By then, it could be a good time to catch the dip.
Now there's a new project emerging again, and the market pace remains so fast.