Don't you notice that those who jump into the new coin rankings on a certain platform to play with price above contracts won't stay popular for long.
Why? Because as more and more people focus on this arbitrage logic, the project teams themselves are less willing to support it—they're not fools, why would they lift your boat? Next, there will be another round of retail investors cutting each other.
What's even more extreme is that after the token opens a contract, it gets repeatedly dumped. The more times this happens, the market will specifically see hunting behaviors targeting short sellers.
Ultimately, the market is always changing. If you eat meat once, next time you might become someone else's dish.
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VirtualRichDream
· 12-12 07:49
It's the same old trick, with new beginners rushing in one after another. The project team has long seen through it; who would still foolishly give you a lift?
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-12 07:49
Really, I've seen this trick too many times. When the hype dies down, no one pulls it up, and it's all retail investors hurting each other.
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GasFeePhobia
· 12-12 07:48
It's the same old story again, still recovering from the last time it got smashed.
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TokenToaster
· 12-12 07:38
Bro, I've seen this trick so many times. The moment the leaderboard is released, a bunch of people rush in, and the project team just watches and laughs. The drama of retail investors cutting each other up is playing out every day.
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Exactly, entering new coin contracts now is just gambling on human nature. If you can't beat the whales, you end up as a leek.
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That's why I stay away from new coin rankings now. After getting burned once or twice, it's easy to fall into the trap. Anyone who's experienced the repeated dumpings knows that feeling.
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Haha, the project team watching retail investors kill each other off is really amusing. This logic has been played out long ago.
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Spot on. The market is always hunting down the winners of the last round. Today's smart people are tomorrow's meat on the chopping block.
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Stop talking. Last time I got dumped on, I really wanted to smash the screen. Now I just scroll past new coins.
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Exactly. When will retail investors be able to band together for warmth without cutting each other? Just thinking about it is absurd.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 12-12 07:32
ngl the arb window closes faster than your liquidation queue these days. once everyone's hunting the same edge, it's just mutual slaughter with extra steps.
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CrashHotline
· 12-12 07:31
I've seen through this trick early on. After a quick sell-off, I run, and the next scam is the same old story.
Don't you notice that those who jump into the new coin rankings on a certain platform to play with price above contracts won't stay popular for long.
Why? Because as more and more people focus on this arbitrage logic, the project teams themselves are less willing to support it—they're not fools, why would they lift your boat? Next, there will be another round of retail investors cutting each other.
What's even more extreme is that after the token opens a contract, it gets repeatedly dumped. The more times this happens, the market will specifically see hunting behaviors targeting short sellers.
Ultimately, the market is always changing. If you eat meat once, next time you might become someone else's dish.