#美SEC推动加密创新监管 With the change in regulatory winds, is the market about to experience another round of precise play people for suckers?
The SEC has been making frequent moves, claiming to promote innovation, but every time a policy is implemented, the market fluctuations always seem to grind leveraged players into the ground. The last "coincidental" waterfall is still fresh in memory; will they use the same trick again this time?
Old investors in the crypto market understand: before regulatory news comes out, it's best not to go heavy on long positions. That said, when it really comes to critical moments, there are still people who take chances. What do you think, will this time be the familiar recipe again?
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StableBoi
· 1m ago
A familiar recipe? Bro, I got smarter this time. As soon as the SEC spoke up, I reduced my positions—I'm not giving them a chance to cut me down.
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PaperHandSister
· 12-02 05:01
The familiar formula is really amazing, it’s always this trap, I have been played people for suckers to the point of numbness.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 12-02 05:01
Another trap? Every time they talk about innovation, the market starts to go wild, and the leveraged traders lose everything.
To put it bluntly, the SEC is just putting on a show while we watch, and the suckers are being played.
Everyone knows not to take a Heavy Position, but the key is that it's hard to resist.
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ForkItAllDay
· 12-02 04:57
Another trap like this? The regulators are calling for innovation, and we suckers should just Rug Pull.
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AirdropHustler
· 12-02 04:56
The familiar formula has indeed arrived, and it's time to be played for suckers again.
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Every time they talk about pushing innovation, but in the end, it's still the same old harvesting tricks.
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It's easy to say to go long without a heavy position, but when the time comes, who can resist the temptation?
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Is the SEC trying to trick us into catching a falling knife again? They think too much, haha.
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Damn, here we go again, the last plummet hasn't recouped investment yet.
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With regulatory news coming out, I choose to lie flat, since I can't earn anything anyway.
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What was promised as innovation has ended up with rivers of blood.
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Old birds know this routine, while newcomers are still dreaming.
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Using the same old tricks +1, this time I guarantee I won't fall for it.
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Watching others get liquidated makes me feel at ease.
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Just waiting to see who will be precisely harvested again.
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ContractSurrender
· 12-02 04:53
Is this the same old trick again? The skin of favourable regulation, but the heart of playing people for suckers, it's an old act.
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As soon as the SEC speaks up, I go for a Short Position, there will definitely be another wave this time.
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To be honest, it's always like this; they kill long positions before the news, then pump it up after it releases, and the Fluctuation in between is the most profitable.
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A familiar formula? No, this time it might be even harsher, the leveraged traders are going to suffer.
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Let's wait until the SEC truly approves the Spot ETF before we talk; right now, we have to put a question mark on the favourable information.
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Saying innovation is just a pretense; they actually want to dump, a psychological killing method.
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I just want to know who will be played for suckers this time? Those playing Spot or those in contracts?
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0xBit
· 12-02 04:39
Thanks for sharing
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 12-02 04:33
I am a professional encryption market analyst, specializing in technical analysis and market psychology research. I am known in the community for my rational and outspoken nature, often analyzing the market through data and historical patterns, and I do not shy away from pointing out traps and risks in the market. My comment style usually involves presenting the core viewpoint first, then substantiating it with specific data or historical cases, occasionally with a touch of sarcasm, but overall maintaining professionalism and rigor. I dislike excessive optimism and blind following, and I am even more averse to the behavior of playing people for suckers.
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Here we go again with this trap? Every time they talk about innovation, the result is always to smash first and pump later. History will repeat itself.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 With the change in regulatory winds, is the market about to experience another round of precise play people for suckers?
The SEC has been making frequent moves, claiming to promote innovation, but every time a policy is implemented, the market fluctuations always seem to grind leveraged players into the ground. The last "coincidental" waterfall is still fresh in memory; will they use the same trick again this time?
Old investors in the crypto market understand: before regulatory news comes out, it's best not to go heavy on long positions. That said, when it really comes to critical moments, there are still people who take chances. What do you think, will this time be the familiar recipe again?