2026-01-09 01:28:59

A series of actions by a founder of a major exchange has recently sparked a lot of speculation. First, there was a plunge in the spot market, then they promoted their new book "Exchange Life." The timing is too coincidental——instead of waiting until the new book is truly ready to be launched to promote it, they chose this sensitive window. This tactic, when exposed, is essentially market manipulation.

You see, if they really wanted to create the number one meme coin in Chinese, why hide it so much? Just throw some money in, buy some spot holdings, and that's it. Yet they deliberately chose to speak out when the market was most vulnerable. Isn't this just intentionally giving the market a psychological boost?

Anyway, after all these operations, the entire logical chain is laid out—official market support, public opinion coordination, market confidence rebuilding. When you see this combination of tactics, it's clear to everyone that it's not a coincidence but a planned move.

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RugResistant

· 01-12 01:29

Ha, it's the same old trick again—dump the market first and then publish a book. This method is really clever. --- Market support, to put it simply, is just trying to stabilize retail investors' mentality. --- But this wave is indeed a bit ruthless, with a plunge combined with publicity, and the timing is perfectly controlled. --- If you're really going to do something, why insist on speaking out at the most崩 time? Isn't this just deliberately creating topics? --- I just want to ask, how many billions is this book worth? They have to use spot market plunges to set the scene. --- The entire script is already written—support the market, public opinion, recover—it's an old routine. --- Seeing through it but still continuing to play—that's probably the current state of exchanges.

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FarmHopper

· 01-11 08:25

Haha, this move is really brilliant. Publicly promoting a new book while actually giving the market a psychological boost. --- The market stabilization tactics are becoming more subtle, but anyone with a bit of insight can see through them. --- Spot prices plummeting and then turning around to promote—such precise timing. --- After a series of combined moves, they've definitely scared off quite a few people. The key is that the market is so fragile right now. --- If they really wanted to create a meme coin, why go through all this trouble? Just throw in some money and enter directly. --- They started building momentum when the market was at its weakest. I’m exhausted just watching them. --- This logical chain is right here; who can’t see through it? --- Promoting a new book as a cover to stabilize the market—such a deep routine. --- Choosing to speak during sensitive windows, turning market protection into an art form. --- Just by looking at the timing, you can tell it’s no coincidence; it’s all carefully planned.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-09 01:58

Tired of the old tricks of market stabilization, switching to a new disguise to continue the squeeze? --- Basically, it's about pouring money and public opinion, see who collapses first. --- Haha, new book promotion + plummeting prices, this timing gap is no coincidence. --- The combined attack is indeed well-executed, but it's a bit too obvious. --- This rhythm, wow, official psychological warfare is in full swing. --- Another round of the leek harvest feast begins, everyone be careful. --- Releasing statements during sensitive windows? Clearly prepared in advance. --- Spot market plunge paired with new book promotion, textbook-level manipulation.

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StableCoinKaren

· 01-09 01:39

Uh, this move is really brilliant. The market stabilization tactics are almost turned into an art form. A sudden plunge + new book promotion, the timing is perfectly coordinated, who would believe this is a coincidence? They still act mysterious about meme coins, just throw money at it directly, no need for all these tricks. I've seen through the brothers' combined tactics, they’re just selling confidence as a commodity.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-09 01:36

Laughing to death, this trick is really slick, protecting the market so well that they wrote a book about it.

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