2026-01-12 17:38:56

Traders are flooding back into the market—and it's something to witness. The thing is, you've got a lot of wash trading mixed in with the legitimate activity. It's chaotic, honestly.

But here's the thing: this might be exactly the kind of correction we actually need. Sometimes markets have to reset themselves, shake out the noise, and rebuild on firmer ground. Whether that happens smoothly or messy is another question entirely.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 21h ago

Such obvious shakeouts and still so arrogant, they really think retail investors are fools.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 21h ago

Shakeouts are just shakeouts; the growth curve of the computing network never lies, and real liquidity is right there. --- Chaos is normal; the key is how the difficulty adjustment cycle unfolds, as it determines where the true strategic opportunities lie. --- From a technical perspective, the current reset logic is actually quite clear, it's just that the market hasn't seen through it yet. --- Pool data better reflects the reality; trading volume may fluctuate, but hash rate won't lie. --- Interesting, during volatility, you can actually see whose ROI model is more resilient. --- No need for unnecessary words; I suggest paying close attention to the rhythm of difficulty adjustments, as that's where the real turning point lies. --- Shakeouts happen, and there are always buying opportunities at lows—it's all about whether your hash rate configuration can keep up with the rhythm. --- Reset is good; it just clears out false demand, and miners are smiling. --- The market says it wants to rebuild; I'm more concerned about how mining profitability will trend over the next three months.

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ForkThisDAO

· 21h ago

The market manipulation is so serious, it's really hard to tell who is genuinely trading and who is just playing tricks.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 21h ago

Even with such obvious manipulation, you still dare to rush in? It's always like this; you have to wait until the big players with control over permissions step in to see the real move.

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