2025-12-25 12:24:18

Why Might the Cryptocurrency Market Face Short-Term Adjustments?

The key lies in the明显的分化 in liquidity.

Some leading platforms frequently list new tokens, contract products emerge endlessly, and traditional stock assets are also driving the tokenization wave. These phenomena seem prosperous, but essentially they are dispersing the market’s collective funds. Imagine the limited user funds being diverted into more investment options, resulting in each pool becoming shallower.

Especially those newly launched small-cap tokens, many of which conceal risks—such as data backdoors, easily manipulated prices, and frequent malicious market behaviors—ultimately becoming tools for liquidity harvesting.

It appears that the market is experiencing incremental growth, but what is the real situation? The total amount of money in users’ hands has not changed; it has just been dispersed into more places. The wave of tokenizing stocks is fundamentally a competition for the attention of medium and larger funds.

After experiencing enough prolonged volatility, a downward adjustment becomes inevitable—funds are dispersed, risks accumulate, confidence wavers, and ultimately, market participants will naturally seek an exit.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 7h ago

Really, every time a bunch of new coins come out, the money gets split even more. This wave of tokenization is just waiting for liquidity to be drained. There are so many hidden pitfalls in small-cap coins; they cut the leeks without blinking. To put it simply, liquidity is limited, and the more fragmented it is, the greater the risk. Just wait and see the adjustments; they will come sooner or later.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 7h ago

It's the same old story, the crypto world is always telling stories. Is it really liquidity differentiation? I think it's just an excuse to harvest retail investors. Listing new coins = the harvesting machine starts. Do we even need analysis for this? New coins are all scams, none of them are good. That's a very accurate point, but I've seen through it long ago, can't make money. Each pool is getting shallower, and my wallet is getting emptier haha. Tokenization wave? Uh... it's just legalizing trash. This analysis is not as good as just saying: a sign of an impending exit scam.

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BearMarketGardener

· 7h ago

Haha, okay, same old story again. Does liquidity dispersal mean a drop? I think it's just because there are too many retail investors. New coins are launched every day, who even remembers last week? It's all just a game to cut retail investors. That's right, the cake hasn't grown bigger; there are just more plates, and each slice is thinner. This wave of stock tokenization is indeed a fight for existing funds, and the result is that no one has made any money. Every time I hear this kind of argument, it’s bound to fall; no wonder others are clueless. If you ask me, instead of analyzing adjustments, it’s better to think about how to survive. I really can't hold on anymore—backdoor coins, price manipulation, and so on. Is no one regulating this? Actually, it's just that too many people want to get rich overnight, and this market is just like that. Let's wait; a downward adjustment is imminent. Be mentally prepared. Why can’t some people see clearly? With this level of liquidity, it should have collapsed long ago.

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NFTFreezer

· 7h ago

Basically, there are too many projects, and the money is too scattered. New coins keep emerging one after another, where's my money supposed to be enough to share? Those operations with small tokens... really need to be looked at carefully, or you'll just become a bag holder. The term "liquidity drying up" is a bit harsh, but it really hits the point. There's no need to fear the adjustment; it's just a shakeout. It feels like this wave of tokenization is just a way to cut the leeks, with middlemen earning the spread. What does a shallow pool mean? A single large order can cause a ripple. I agree, the total amount of funds hasn't really increased; it's just been diverted. Where is the real growth? That's the real question. There are too many pitfalls in new tokens; caution is still necessary.

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¯\_(ツ)_/¯

· 7h ago

Isn't this just a new trick to cut leek investors? When the pool is shallow, no one can escape. A bunch of new coins keep coming out, but it's really just distracting attention. It's the same old rhetoric... Isn't it the market makers accumulating positions? Liquidity differentiation? Basically, it means no one is willing to take the bait anymore. The wave of tokenization sounds sophisticated, but it's really just a way to scam retail investors too. They always talk about risks, yet some people still suffer heavy losses—classic 80/20 rule. The total amount of funds hasn't changed; it's just a game of robbing Peter to pay Paul. The backdoor issues of small coins need to be addressed, or this market will collapse sooner or later. Adjustment? I think it's just the prelude to a major reshuffle.

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BlindBoxVictim

· 8h ago

Just waiting for the chance to harvest the leeks, who dares to touch so many new coins now? The crypto world is always like this, superficial growth is just a facade. The pools are indeed getting shallower, and the money has been scattered beyond recognition. Damn, is it going to crash again? My small coins haven't doubled yet. Exactly, small-cap coins are just harvesters, I'm already numb. This round is really a game of capital, with no new inflow, only shifting funds.

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