There's an interesting phenomenon—whenever the Binance Smart Chain market hits a peak, the secondary market often begins to decline sharply. This regularity doesn't seem like a coincidence. From a capital perspective, when the mainstream projects in the BSC ecosystem reach their peak gains, the smaller coins that follow tend to face dual pressures of liquidity exhaustion and profit-taking. This is followed by a chain reaction—short-term hot spots fade, funds withdraw, and the entire secondary market falls into a downward cycle. This cycle repeats quite frequently.
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SatsStacking
· 5h ago
It's the same old story in the crypto world, always the same routine—sell when you see the top.
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SybilSlayer
· 5h ago
Isn't this just the dealer's trick, cutting like this every time
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BSC hits the top and then runs, I've seen this pattern too many times
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Basically, it's just capital draining, small coins are just the cushion
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I don't know how many times I've been caught in this cycle, I'm exhausted
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It's always like this, once the hot spots disperse, liquidity disappears, it's frustrating
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BSC's套路 is played so skillfully
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The moment I take profits, I know it's going to fall, but I still react too slowly
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The chain reaction is too fast, I can't keep up
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This phenomenon isn't new, it's been long since people figured out the pattern
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The market is over the moment capital withdraws
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zkNoob
· 5h ago
BSC peaks and people die, this is really not the first or second time
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The part about liquidity exhaustion is spot on, small coins really are just the bagholders' fate
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So, to bottom fish, wait for BSC to cool down. Chasing high now is just giving away profits
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I've thought about this logic for a long time, and it just feels like a signal of the main players offloading
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It’s always like this, I've seen it too many times, I'm numb
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When the capital pressure is high, everything collapses, nothing surprising about that
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The problem is how to know when the top is, by the time you realize, it’s already fallen
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Chain reactions are really deadly, one explosion and everyone dies
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I've seen it coming a long time ago, just didn't have the guts to do the opposite
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GasWaster
· 6h ago
BSC pump and dump then run, this trick has been played so many times and some people still don't get it.
There's an interesting phenomenon—whenever the Binance Smart Chain market hits a peak, the secondary market often begins to decline sharply. This regularity doesn't seem like a coincidence. From a capital perspective, when the mainstream projects in the BSC ecosystem reach their peak gains, the smaller coins that follow tend to face dual pressures of liquidity exhaustion and profit-taking. This is followed by a chain reaction—short-term hot spots fade, funds withdraw, and the entire secondary market falls into a downward cycle. This cycle repeats quite frequently.