2025-12-13 06:21:49

Weekend market activity is dull, and there is a lack of direction. It has been observed that some leading tokens frequently experience liquidation events, reflecting increased market volatility.

The current trend indeed shows obvious signs of manipulation—repeatedly creating false support levels and executing large sell-offs. This kind of reckless price manipulation has lost its rationality.

Based on the current market situation, I have adjusted my position structure: liquidate 80% of funds to avoid risk, leaving only 20% for short-term trading opportunities. Spot trading is not suitable for dollar-cost averaging at this stage; it’s better to wait until next year when the market becomes clearer before entering. Remember, spot dollar-cost averaging is just self-deception—if the market direction is misjudged, holding coins at low levels also faces devaluation risks.

The market exhibits pulse-like movements, with ups and downs often completed within an hour. The short-term noise is too great, making it not a good time to deploy.

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ForkMaster

· 12-16 01:25

80% full cash-out? Bro, with this move, I haven't been this decisive even when supporting three kids.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 12-13 06:52

The market over the weekend really isn't interesting. The manipulators keep drawing gates repeatedly; it's obvious they're trying to crush retail investors. The manipulation is too obvious. I'm also feeling timid. I'll probably withdraw about 80% of my funds first, leaving just a little for short-term trading. Dollar-cost averaging is really self-deception. One hour of ups and downs, the noise is huge. Entering at such times is like sending your head to be chopped off. Let's talk about it next year.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 12-13 06:50

It's all just the tricks of a Ponzi scheme; I've seen through it long ago. I've used the 80 minus 20 strategy before, but now even 20% seems excessive. With these liquidation events happening so frequently, it indicates that the big players are clearing out retail investors. Just hide if you need to. Dollar-cost averaging? Right now, it's just averaging losses. Let's talk about it next year. In a pulse market, those who buy the dip are just giving away money. I choose to lie flat and observe.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 12-13 06:49

80% realized, I’ve looked at the distribution data of this wave of whale chips, and it’s definitely a setup. Support levels are repeatedly being hammered down, the capital flow is too obvious, retail investors are still dollar-cost averaging, which is really self-deception. The rise and fall within an hour is not a trend, it’s noise, so I’ll just observe. On-chain data will speak, wait until next year.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 12-13 06:36

80% take profit and run, that's what I think too. It is indeed troublesome right now.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 12-13 06:33

80% spot cashing out, it seems they are indeed scared. But to be fair, this round of manipulation tactics is really too amateurish.

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