2026-01-02 13:22:28

The trading logic of a certain token project is worth reviewing. For projects with low market cap that open for trading, there is indeed limited room for sniping. However, selling at the high points can still be profitable— the problem is that the subsequent trend is completely unpredictable.

The core doubts revolve around these details: the initial holders keep selling while also frequently adding and removing funds from the liquidity pool. This operation rhythm is very strange. Even more outrageous, the trading volume looks high, but is it really natural trading? Or is it manipulated through adding and removing liquidity to fake trading volume? This possibility cannot be ruled out.

Ultimately, what is the logic behind speculating on such projects? Without fundamental support and ecological narrative, if you enter at the wrong time, even if the project gains traction later, you won’t be able to get on the train. Isn’t this just pure gambling?

My conclusion is simple: rather than risking on these kinds of projects, it’s better to stick to disciplined risk-reward ratios. If there’s no clear trading logic and no risk compensation, you should decisively give up. The market is so big—why waste bullets on vague opportunities?

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BlockchainTherapist

· 6h ago

Liquidity cycling in and out to manipulate volume, I've seen this trick too many times. --- Basically, it's gambling, there's nothing to review. --- Getting out at the high point can make money, but most people are already at a high point when they enter haha. --- The discipline of risk-reward ratio is valid, but no one can truly stick to it. --- Adding liquidity and then removing it, isn't that just market manipulation? Just some flashy moves. --- Missing the right timing by a second is pointless, why bother competing with such projects? --- No narrative, no fundamentals, why should I put my money in? --- The issue of artificially inflated trading volume can be checked on-chain, why are people still getting scammed? --- Instead of hyping this trash coin, it's better to hold your chips and wait for projects with real logic. --- The holder selling off while still adding liquidity, this signal is obvious enough.

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PanicSeller

· 6h ago

Liquidity repeatedly added and removed, this is just pumping volume, it's too obvious. Pure gambling, there's nothing to review, just withdraw if needed.

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MercilessHalal

· 6h ago

Repeatedly adding and removing liquidity pools, I've seen it too many times, basically just playing oneself. Boosting volume is simply that—nothing more. I really don't understand why anyone still believes it. No story, no fundamentals, purely relying on luck—who dares to touch this? I don't gamble on this kind of thing anymore. Instead of waiting for the wind to come, it's better to stick to your stop-loss line; it's much more worry-free. By the way, I really can't understand why some people still rush headlong into projects like these.

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LiquidationKing

· 6h ago

The liquidity pool manipulation is really disgusting, clearly fake volume. --- If you don't understand the trend, it's better to give up. There's no need to gamble. --- Discipline in profit and loss ratio must be strictly maintained, or you'll eventually get wrecked. --- Low market cap projects are just gambler's playgrounds; I don't play. --- Repeatedly adding and removing liquidity, a classic pump-and-dump trick. --- Without fundamentals, why chase? Just a pure bag-holder mentality. --- It's okay to sell at the high point, but I'm really afraid of getting trapped and unable to exit. --- These kinds of projects have no risk compensation at all, what's the point? --- Missing the timing completely means a total wipeout, it's so tragic. --- Fake trading volume is so obvious, who would still dare to touch it?

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