Watching Lisa coin drop 80%, it feels icy cold inside. Honestly, I don't know how many people are trapped in it. With only 5 days left until the 4x points end, such an early sharp correction feels like the market maker has preemptively taken out retail investors' expectations.
I took a close look at this wave of market charts, and frankly, it's almost impossible to come out unscathed. Personally, every time I do a quick trade, I invest 5500U, splitting it into three accounts to play each one. If your mindset isn't steady and you insist on following trades desperately, a single loss could wipe out a year's worth of gains.
Ultimately, the biggest risk still comes from those who gamble with their principal on contracts. There aren't many ways to prevent this. Reducing the amount invested per round can control individual losses, but you have to endure a long, tedious process of placing orders—it's quite exhausting. Conversely, increasing the frequency of trades to speed things up actually raises the chance of getting caught in a bad order.
It's a dilemma. Do any experienced brothers have smarter strategies?
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GasWhisperer
· 4h ago
mempool's been screaming all morning... watched that lisa chart and honestly? classic pump liquidation pattern. the fee volatility alone tells you when the real exit liquidity dries up. 80% dumps don't happen by accident, they're orchestrated at specific gwei thresholds.
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BearHugger
· 4h ago
An 80% drop is truly astonishing; I bet quite a few people have gone completely to zero with this wave...
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 4h ago
An 80% drop directly triggered a domino effect of liquidations, causing the health factor to collapse instantly.
Retail investors' small capital is truly fragile in the face of systemic risk; as borrowing rates soar, no one can escape.
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token_therapist
· 4h ago
80% decline, this guy really took a huge loss... But on the other hand, people who still dare to go all-in in this kind of situation must be able to handle pressure well. I just can't understand it.
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FlashLoanKing
· 4h ago
An 80% drop directly leads to social death; retail investors are probably going to be eating dirt. The big players are indeed ruthless, almost to the point of "harvesting the leeks" right on their faces.
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UnluckyMiner
· 4h ago
The market maker's move this time is really ruthless; an 80% drop can't kill you, that's the real skill. Copying trades until you're exhausted, but you still have to keep your composure.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 4h ago
It's the old trick of the market manipulators to cut the leeks again, with an 80% drop that leaves people stunned.
If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have been greedy for that 4x points. This tactic is too deep.
Watching Lisa coin drop 80%, it feels icy cold inside. Honestly, I don't know how many people are trapped in it. With only 5 days left until the 4x points end, such an early sharp correction feels like the market maker has preemptively taken out retail investors' expectations.
I took a close look at this wave of market charts, and frankly, it's almost impossible to come out unscathed. Personally, every time I do a quick trade, I invest 5500U, splitting it into three accounts to play each one. If your mindset isn't steady and you insist on following trades desperately, a single loss could wipe out a year's worth of gains.
Ultimately, the biggest risk still comes from those who gamble with their principal on contracts. There aren't many ways to prevent this. Reducing the amount invested per round can control individual losses, but you have to endure a long, tedious process of placing orders—it's quite exhausting. Conversely, increasing the frequency of trades to speed things up actually raises the chance of getting caught in a bad order.
It's a dilemma. Do any experienced brothers have smarter strategies?