How did Meme and small-cap coins perform this week? I checked the data, and most of the assets' weekly rise and fall and liquidity depth are on a downward trend, indicating that the catch a falling knife funds are clearly not active enough.
In the observation list, GIGGLE is considered an alternative, as it surprisingly managed to rise against the trend. However, coins like TROUT and PENGI have shown a more significant fall.
Current strategy? Either continue to observe, or hold positions and watch, don't rush to catch a falling knife. Market sentiment hasn't warmed up yet, so it's more stable to be patient.
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GasFeeCrying
· 13h ago
Haha, GIGGLE's counter-trend is really interesting, everyone else is just pacing along...
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Buy the dip? It's still too early, let's wait until the sentiment rises
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The liquidity is so poor, what else can we think about, just wait and see
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TROUT falling like this is really incredible... GIGGLE, how did you do it?
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No, no, this rhythm is completely off, let's keep watching
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The catching a falling knife funds are not active enough... to put it bluntly, it's just that no one wants it
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PENGI's drop is a bit harsh, what were you thinking back then?
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Hold steady, hold steady, don't rush to buy the dip, the market hasn't improved yet.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 13h ago
Liquidity is plummeting, there really aren't any opportunities this week. The wave of GIGGLE going against the trend is a bit absurd, while everything else is a sea of red. Let's wait a bit longer.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 13h ago
The rise of GIGGLE against the trend is indeed something, while others are basically breaking down, I will continue to lie flat and observe.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 13h ago
Liquidity is being drawn out, and those who are eager to buy the dip often end up being the next dumb buyers. I really agree with the idea of waiting and observing.
I want to see the data on varieties like GIGGLE that can go against the trend, whether there are really people buying or if it's just the market maker enjoying itself.
The meme stocks are a bit weak this time, it feels like the funds have long been directed to other tracks.
Let's see how TROUT and PENGI have fallen, should I consider adding a stop loss...
If the sentiment hasn't picked up, don't make a move; this is true, how many people have fallen into the beautiful dream of "buying the dip."
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hodl_therapist
· 13h ago
GIGGLE is rising against the trend, while a bunch of others are falling hard, indicating that this round of funds is only recognizing this one, it's too competitive.
Buying the dip? Buying the dip now is like committing suicide, let's wait until the sentiment comes back before talking.
Just observe and it's done, no rush, anyway, I've already made quite a bit.
How did Meme and small-cap coins perform this week? I checked the data, and most of the assets' weekly rise and fall and liquidity depth are on a downward trend, indicating that the catch a falling knife funds are clearly not active enough.
In the observation list, GIGGLE is considered an alternative, as it surprisingly managed to rise against the trend. However, coins like TROUT and PENGI have shown a more significant fall.
Current strategy? Either continue to observe, or hold positions and watch, don't rush to catch a falling knife. Market sentiment hasn't warmed up yet, so it's more stable to be patient.