Every time meme tokens experience a big pump, there’s always a pattern: a bunch of "analysts" suddenly appear in the square, posting interpretations of Favourable Information overnight, urging you to enter a position. They talk about contract launches and spot trading, more anxiously than your own mother about you making money.
Do you still remember customer service Xiao He? When the market value was in the tens of millions, there were all sorts of calls saying to steadily enter a position, but now the market value has dropped to a few million. At that time, you were adamant that it was the second coin to enter a position, do you still dare to think so now? Then it was Hakimi's turn, when it was at 0.04, a bunch of people were shouting it was going to take off. Now the penguin is back, and this kind of "opportunity" simply can't be chased endlessly.
The trick is actually very simple: pump it up, combine it with various "exclusive news" to create illusions for you, and then go all in. When your assets are halved, they introduce the next "more promising" project. Essentially, the project party is exchanging air for your hard-earned money, harvesting you one after another.
Such dramas are played out every day in the market; staying clear-headed is more important than anything else.
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-01 06:09
Everyone is scared of being played for suckers, now when they see an advocate they just mute.
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SolidityStruggler
· 11-30 01:53
Another one? Man, I'm really fed up, I can still vividly remember that incident with Xiao He.
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FrontRunFighter
· 11-30 01:52
yo this is literally the dark forest playbook... pump the narrative, extract liquidity, disappear. rinse repeat.
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HorizonHunter
· 11-30 01:49
Here we go again, Xiao He hasn't learned his lesson yet, and now someone is shouting that the penguin is going to fly to the sky.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 11-30 01:38
It's the same old tricks again, I'm so tired of it.
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I was also there for that move by Xiao He, and thinking back on it now, it's quite scary.
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To be honest, this time the penguin doesn't seem to be doing well either.
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Every time someone shouts, but in the end, it's always the same outcome.
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It's easy to say "stay clear-headed", but when it comes time to pump, no one can hold on.
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I don't believe a single word from analysts like that anymore.
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50% Slump is a polite way to put it; some have directly dropped to zero, alright?
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I've heard too many reasons like "contracts going live"; I'm already immune to it.
Every time meme tokens experience a big pump, there’s always a pattern: a bunch of "analysts" suddenly appear in the square, posting interpretations of Favourable Information overnight, urging you to enter a position. They talk about contract launches and spot trading, more anxiously than your own mother about you making money.
Do you still remember customer service Xiao He? When the market value was in the tens of millions, there were all sorts of calls saying to steadily enter a position, but now the market value has dropped to a few million. At that time, you were adamant that it was the second coin to enter a position, do you still dare to think so now? Then it was Hakimi's turn, when it was at 0.04, a bunch of people were shouting it was going to take off. Now the penguin is back, and this kind of "opportunity" simply can't be chased endlessly.
The trick is actually very simple: pump it up, combine it with various "exclusive news" to create illusions for you, and then go all in. When your assets are halved, they introduce the next "more promising" project. Essentially, the project party is exchanging air for your hard-earned money, harvesting you one after another.
Such dramas are played out every day in the market; staying clear-headed is more important than anything else.