2025-12-30 22:25:34

Recently, a token called MON, launched on a major exchange, has attracted attention. Initially, it looked promising, but upon closer examination of its candlestick chart performance, it was found that its manipulation characteristics are highly similar to common domestic market tactics. After investigation, it was discovered that the project's founders, keone hon and james hunsaker, both have Chinese backgrounds and possess professional experience in quantitative trading. Quantitative trading strategies have always been controversial in financial markets because these algorithm-driven trading methods often raise suspicions of market manipulation. Looking at historical cases like BOME coin, projects employing similar operational models pose significant risks. For spot investments in such tokens, investors need to remain highly vigilant and carefully assess the true value backing and market liquidity risks behind them.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 6h ago

It's the same trick again. You can tell just by looking at the candlestick chart that someone is manipulating the market. Quantitative trading has been played out in the crypto space for a long time.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 6h ago

Another quantitative pump-and-dump? Just look at the candlestick chart to see the tricks --- This MON project... Tsk, still the same old tricks --- Chinese quant + leading exchange = ? We all know the answer --- Haven't learned enough from the BOME lesson yet, everyone --- Real value? Brother, are you joking? --- I would just pass on this kind of project, not interested in gambling --- Another old trap dressed in new clothes, hard to guard against --- Quantitative trading sounds nice, but in harsh words... you know what I mean --- My wallet has already taught me what caution means --- Looks pretty good? Then stay as far away as possible

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fren.eth

· 6h ago

It's the same old trick again. The candlestick chart looks just like the familiar pattern, and that quantitative trading approach is truly hard to defend against.

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ContractExplorer

· 6h ago

It's the same trick again. The candlestick chart is easy to understand. Chinese quant + top exchange = the culprit has been caught at the scene.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 6h ago

Looking at the candlestick chart, you can tell this is the same old trick—quantitative trading packaged as technological innovation, but in reality, it's just the same manipulative tactics by the big players, only the surface has changed. The lessons from BOME's past are still fresh in mind. The trend in the MON order book does look a bit too "neat," dancing like traffic lights. With Chinese backgrounds combined with quantitative trading, this combination in Web3 is a dangerous signal. Proceed with caution. Algorithm-driven ≠ a shield against market manipulation. Let's mainly observe this wave, fellow astronauts. The pump manipulation is easily recognizable—it's the same routine of transplanting domestic manipulative tactics into exchanges. Be careful not to become the bag holder. Candlestick charts don't lie. Although initially tempting, you really need to understand the liquidity risks before jumping in. These kinds of projects are like unsteady boosters—seemingly ready for launch but could burn out at any moment. Better to wait and see. Quantitative strategies sound sophisticated, but in reality, it's just big players using algorithms to suppress market information asymmetry. For spot investments, do your own research (DYOR). Don't be blinded by the "tech" label.

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consensus_failure

· 6h ago

It's the same old trick again. You can tell who's behind the manipulation just by looking at the candlestick chart. Wake up, everyone. --- Quantitative trading, on the surface, sounds like an algorithm; in reality, it's just a tool for cutting leeks. --- The lessons from BOME are not even cold yet, and now there's another MON. Do they really think retail investors are that naive? --- With a Chinese background plus quantitative trading, I just pass. The risk is too high. --- Talking with charts, this candlestick pattern is instantly recognizable—typical manipulator tactics. --- Even if top exchanges launch, it won't save you. No matter how big the platform, it can't stop the greed of the manipulators. --- Be cautious and alert? Brother, you're underestimating these people. It's safer to stay far away. --- Spot trading must be calculated carefully. Anything without real backing will eventually fall. --- It seems the whole circle plays like this—endless cutting and bleeding. --- Quantitative strategies sound advanced, but they're just market manipulation disguised as something else.

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