2026-01-12 20:41:28

That well-known trader's recent moves are truly outrageous. The market has gained quite a bit, and then they turn around to make charitable donations—this logic is quite interesting. Greed knows no bounds; this saying is especially fitting in the crypto world. The way they behave is a bit ugly, yet they insist on wrapping it in a layer of charity?

Speaking of which, why has this circle become so obsessed with donations?

Thinking carefully, it's probably 80% just a shakeout. Repeating it three times isn't enough; this is outright manipulation.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-15 20:35

The way they behave is really unbelievable—first they cut a deal, then donate money. I've seen this combo move too many times.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-15 19:41

Looking at this operation, it's more of a smokescreen for computing power transfer than genuine charity. The data is right there; the nodes where big players escape and the timing of donations overlap too closely. This is not a coincidence but a pattern. From an ROI perspective, it's clear—public opinion costs are far lower than the slippage losses from directly dumping.

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fren_with_benefits

· 01-14 21:59

Making a fortune and then turning around to give back love— I could come up with this kind of script in my sleep.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-12 21:03

Ridiculous, it's the same old wash trading tricks again. Packaging it as charity to fool people? The folks in the crypto world are truly incredible. --- Donations? Ha, this is just the last act before running away. --- Looking bad but still pretending to be charity. I'm tired of this trick. --- Again with this? When the market rises, it's charity. Do they really think we're all fools? --- Nine times out of ten, it's wash trading. Everyone sees through it, yet they still put on a show. --- That's how the crypto world is. Once they've made enough money, they start creating personas—so hypocritical. --- Charity donations, huh? It just makes me angry. This is just disguised profit-taking.

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GraphGuru

· 01-12 20:59

Haha, laughing to death, it's the same old story again, the number one in character management in the crypto circle.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-12 20:54

Uh... Donations are just market manipulation; that's an overly absolute statement. But the crypto world is indeed easy to fall into traps.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-12 20:52

Haha, typical of someone who cleans their mouth after eating to pretend they're honest.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-12 20:42

It should be pointed out that this set of public opinion frameworks itself contains logical flaws. On-chain data shows that charitable donations are not necessarily related to market manipulation; everyone should not be fooled by superficial narratives.

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