2026-01-15 07:39:48

The contract market has played out a classic script: leading coins violently rally, driving the entire Alpha chain ecosystem to rise across the board. This is a chain reaction in the market.

But the story after new coins are launched is very different. Early holders are caught in a dilemma, old projects collectively plummet, while exchanges continue to push new coins and create market uncertainty to stimulate more trading. This operational logic is very clear.

At this point, the BSC round of market activity has basically come to an end.

The key is to understand the true motives of the exchanges. They rarely choose routes that are more favorable to retail investors because that does not align with their profit maximization logic. Based on this judgment, my market outlook tends to favor two or three scenarios rather than an optimistic rebound. The current asset allocation is, to some extent, a gamble.

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AirdropBuffet

· 6h ago

Oh my goodness, it's the same old trick again. Exchanges just want to suck blood. Retail investors are doomed to lose no matter how they play.

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ProofOfNothing

· 6h ago

Exchanges are getting more and more skilled at this leek-cutting trick, retail investors are still sleepwalking.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 6h ago

Here we go again, the old tricks of the exchange are still so familiar. This market trend is the textbook for cutting leeks; when the leading coin pumps, the entire ecosystem gets pumped up, and new coins are just a trap from the start. Retail investors are always the last to take the fall; this common sense should be ingrained in your bones.

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SatoshiHeir

· 6h ago

It should be pointed out that the script of the exchange's "cutting leeks" scheme has long been written, just repeated with different cryptocurrencies. Leading coins rally, new coins are exploited, retail investors get trapped—an obvious cycle.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 7h ago

Once again, you've been liquidated, huh? I know this routine too well. When the leading coin was pumping, I was like I was on steroids. But as soon as a new coin appeared, the liquidation price was like a sniper waiting for us. The exchange's moves are really clever, creating uncertainty to squeeze trading fees, and we just keep losing. --- This round on BSC is completely a script to cut leeks. Those who got in early now have to buy the dip to save themselves. The exchange doesn't care about retail investors' feelings at all; that doesn't align with their profit logic. Honestly, my current holdings are basically all-in gambling, with no risk control points left. --- It's worth a thousand gold to know earlier. Watching new coins launch, I should have run away, but I was greedy and wanted to add positions. Now the borrowing rate is off the charts. This BSC market is truly a textbook case of blood loss. --- The exchange's logic is really just two words: cut leeks. Every new coin is a trap. Early holders are doomed, and we're just the bagholders. --- Honestly, holding positions now is no different from gambling. Let's see which scenario comes first, 2 or 3. Anyway, I've already deleted the word "optimistic rebound" from my vocabulary. Margin calls are imminent.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 7h ago

I'm tired of this exchange's gameplay, constantly cutting new coins and old coins in a cycle. Those who got in early are now stuck, and that's the cost. BSC is pretty much done this round; there's nothing much to look forward to.

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