Just witnessed someone dumping at the bottom—classic move. When panic selling kicks in and the market hits its lowest point, that's exactly when retail traders tend to capitulate. It's these moments that separate hodlers from paper hands. The irony? Those who sell the dip often regret it once the bounce begins.
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MEVHunter
· 5h ago
When the bottom dumps, those sandwich attacks in the mempool are the real money printers. Retail investors don't even have time to react before they're eaten up.
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QuorumVoter
· 11h ago
Those who buy the bottom are real men; the paper hands have long been scared away.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12h ago
Paper hands really should check this out, always running away at the bottom haha
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ChainWatcher
· 12h ago
People who cut their losses when bottoming out are really incredible, always doing this every time
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WhaleShadow
· 12h ago
Bottom dumping is really a common tactic; every time, someone gets trapped, retail investors' fate as the "leeks" continues.
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defi_detective
· 12h ago
The bottom collapse is real, and someone always crashes at critical moments.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12h ago
Paper hands are just like this being washed out; those who cut their losses at the bottom will always regret it.
Just witnessed someone dumping at the bottom—classic move. When panic selling kicks in and the market hits its lowest point, that's exactly when retail traders tend to capitulate. It's these moments that separate hodlers from paper hands. The irony? Those who sell the dip often regret it once the bounce begins.