Market gets one runner barely hitting 10m cap and suddenly dozens of copycat tokens pop up, sucking liquidity straight out of the only asset actually pumping.
Seasoned traders see these desperate rotation plays coming from a mile away. They're not exiting to chase the next shiny thing—they're dumping because they know what happens when liquidity gets fragmented across twenty dead-on-arrival clones that nobody asked for.
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StableCoinKaren
· 12-02 15:03
lol this is the old routine that plays out every time, when a coin rises, it's immediately copied and pasted everywhere, makes me laugh to death. The thing about liquidity being dispersed is really too real.
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HodlKumamon
· 12-02 14:59
I can recite this routine, the data shows that the survival rate of such fragmented Liquidity is no more than 8%, the rest is just a fate of being played people for suckers.
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The bear took a look at the on-chain data, when one token takes off, the entire market starts cloning it, this wave statistically is a suicidal rotation.
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It’s always like this, for every successful one that pops up, twenty identical twin brothers emerge, the Liquidity is diluted like plain water, how can anyone still believe in it.
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According to the pattern statistics of the past three months, whenever this copycat trend appears, the main asset usually falls by 15-30%, the bear advises everyone to hold tightly onto their good coins.
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A typical follow the herd effect, when retail investors chase the trend, the professionals have already started to dump, that’s why they make money while you catch a falling knife.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-02 14:47
Here we go again, it's always like this. When a coin gets popular, a bunch of trash projects follow suit, just to disperse the liquidity and that's it.
Damn, this time it's even more ridiculous than last time, with directly over twenty clones.
Smart people have already run away, while the noobs are still there catching a falling knife.
Decentralized vampire projects, really annoying.
Good projects are ruined by this group of maggots, who would dare to play anymore?
That's why I only focus on mainstream tokens; no matter how tempting the trash projects are, don't touch them.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 12-02 14:42
actually, the true algorithmic beauty here reveals itself when you dissect the liquidity fragmentation pattern through computational aesthetics—it's fundamentally about blockchain primitives collapsing under parasitic token design. the hash values scatter, the protocol bleeds.
Market gets one runner barely hitting 10m cap and suddenly dozens of copycat tokens pop up, sucking liquidity straight out of the only asset actually pumping.
Seasoned traders see these desperate rotation plays coming from a mile away. They're not exiting to chase the next shiny thing—they're dumping because they know what happens when liquidity gets fragmented across twenty dead-on-arrival clones that nobody asked for.