2026-01-07 14:23:48

A certain project's token was sniped at the opening, and the subsequent tactics are quite intriguing—initially suffering losses and then choosing to run away, only to re-enter the market shortly after. Interestingly, the project team has yet to release tokens on-chain, only intermittently transferring small amounts of funds to the main site, and this inflow has now stopped. Based on trading volume data, there are obvious signs of wash trading. Does this series of actions indicate that a new market script is unfolding? It’s worth continuing to follow and observe.

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RooftopReserver

· 01-10 14:12

It's the same old trick again: running away, returning to the scene, boosting volume. Just wait to be cut off.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-10 11:33

I've seen this routine too many times before, run away and then come back, classic combo. Another volume manipulation scheme, so boring. Is stopping the inflow a signal? Feels like a trend reversal is coming. They dare to play this game on-chain without releasing tokens, really bold. Sniping → Run away → Return, when will they come up with new tricks for this script? Before the funds stop flowing in, it's all just a smokescreen, no one has a clear idea. Intermittent transfers, a typical bait-and-switch tactic, a routine for cutting leeks. Such obvious volume manipulation, yet they still dare to resist, the team really doesn't take people seriously. Let's wait and see, this thing is probably going to crash again.

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PonziDetector

· 01-08 05:24

It's the same old trick; I've seen too many cases of scams running away and then coming back.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-07 14:53

It's the same old trick, running away and coming back again, a classic example.

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LightningHarvester

· 01-07 14:51

This routine is so old-fashioned: running away, returning, boosting numbers—straight out of a textbook-level scam playbook.

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WenMoon

· 01-07 14:50

It's the same old trick again, running away and coming back, truly incredible. This volume manipulation is way too obvious. What are the project team thinking? On-chain data is dead, yet they're still putting on a show? Wait, are they preparing to dump the market... Not releasing tokens and only transferring funds—this riddle is just ridiculous.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-07 14:47

Running away and coming back again, this routine is getting more and more elaborate --- Boosting volume + hiding coins, what big move are they holding back? --- Basically, it's just a scam, don't overthink it --- The project team's move is really a bit ruthless --- Stopping the inflow is a signal, run --- Watching this, let's wait for the next act --- A typical vampire project, nothing new --- Why do they have to run away and come back, isn't it better to just raise funds directly? --- Sniping + running away + boosting volume, a triple combo move --- This is what Web3 should look like, crazy

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-07 14:46

It's the same old trick, running away and coming back, a classic leek-cutting script. Still daring to play with such obvious fake volume, do you really think everyone can't see through it? This move by the project team, why does it look so familiar? Stopping transfers is a signal, everyone should run now. Not releasing on-chain tokens, just transfer data, I have only one thing to say—be careful when taking over.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 01-07 14:45

Coming again? Run first and then come back. I've seen this trick cause huge losses. --- I understand the project team's moves this time; their typical greedy behavior is really ugly. --- Fake volume + supply disruption, risk control points will inevitably collapse. --- It's always said that "early knowledge is worth a thousand gold," and once again, this script has cut me again. --- The moment you stop transferring funds in should be when you run. Last time I didn't run and got liquidated. --- In my painful lessons, this is called an early liquidation signal. --- Open position sniping → run away → come back to cut, it's a very clear script. --- I know too well about fake trading volume; the liquidation price has been set long ago. --- This isn't a new script; it's just rebranding an old trap to keep digging. --- Fund flow interruption = either dump the market or go to zero, pick one. --- It looks like fundraising to top up positions. Those who go all-in will be doomed.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-07 14:44

It's the same old trick again—run away to fake volume, really no new moves. Basically, they want to reset the market; the halt in fund inflow is even more suspicious. Snipe, run away, then come back? I've seen this tactic too many times. Next step is just to cut the losses. On-chain data shows no activity, just small amounts of money moving back and forth—typical probing play. This script is getting pretty common; only true rookies follow the trend and jump in.

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