2026-01-15 13:25:36

A well-known crypto industry big shot recently said he's a 'country bumpkin,' and this statement sounds interesting. Is it genuine humility or a prelude to something? What's interesting is that this kind of low-profile attitude sometimes creates opportunities for large funds to build positions. The typical storytelling tactic of market manipulators is nothing more than this—first show weakness, then accumulate. What do you all think?

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APY_Chaser

· 01-18 01:08

The term "tu bao zi" is so clever; on the surface, it's humility, but in reality, it's testing the market reaction.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-17 20:35

Just listen and forget it; when it rebounds, it's time to run. I've seen this play out too many times. --- Rural bumpkin? Haha, just changing masks to tell stories; those who take over always believe. --- A low-profile stance is the best signal for building positions; history will repeat itself. --- Feigning weakness to attract accumulation is old news, but people still rush in. --- Buy more after a dip; don't be fooled by these narratives. --- There are always lower points; those who aren't in a rush to believe his persona. --- The big shot being modest? The market never trusts tears. --- This is just the prelude to retail investors paying tuition.

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quietly_staking