I found a pattern: with $pippin, when your Position is empty, it actually doesn't fall much.

I advise everyone not to mess around; these kinds of scams are all the same – they specialize in dealing with various forms of dissent. The more you try to bottom fish, the more it will decline; if you clear your position and leave, it will instead go sideways for you to see. This is a typical emotional trading strategy; following your feelings will likely get you cut.

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WinterWarmthCat

· 5h ago

Haha, seriously, as soon as I sell everything, it just bounces back like nothing happened. So frustrating.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 23h ago

Once the supply and demand curve reverses, this coin turns into a Schrödinger’s bull market: if you look at it, it drops; if you don’t, it just moves sideways—perfectly illustrating bear market philosophy. --- Liquidating is cutting your losses, and cutting your losses is an art. This must be the most perfect embodiment of the decentralized spirit of Web3. --- Honestly, for these sentiment-driven tokens, the floor price is always your average entry cost—the last batch of believers are always the ones getting rekt. --- The more you want to catch the bottom, the more it keeps bleeding—this is the market teaching you what supply-demand imbalance really means. No wonder even Buffett would be speechless. --- A typical bubble-phase collectible, but the problem is, I have no idea when this bubble will burst—so I’m still waiting. --- The aesthetic value of altcoins can’t be reflected on the charts at all, but we still go all in, because we believe in DAO governance mechanisms. --- After all the back-and-forth, I finally understand this is just an emotional harvesting machine—your resistance only feeds it.

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BridgeNomad

· 12-01 15:44

lmao the classic liquidity fragmentation trap—dump your bag and watch it stabilize, hodl and get slowly bled dry. seen this exact attack vector play out on broken bridges before, same psychological exploit mechanics. emotional trading is just counter-party risk with extra steps tbh

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GasWaster

· 12-01 15:33

Ha, really, I've encountered the pattern where the market doesn't fall after leaving, it's too heartbreaking.

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