2025-12-24 03:29:00

Regarding the trading logic of certain new coins, there is a phenomenon in the market that deserves caution. The market maker has long set up a trap for double kill for both long and short positions—when short positions accumulate, they collect the trading fees; when long positions buy the dip, they directly open opposing orders to dump and create a long wick candle. It seems that there is an opportunity to go long or short around the 0.5 price level to make money with the market maker, but in reality, it is impossible. In this situation, retail investors following the trend are just being repeatedly played for suckers. Instead of trying to profit from it, it is better to calmly observe. Newbies often have to pay tuition to understand these game rules of the market.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 12-24 03:58

To be honest, the new coin area is just giving away money, the market makers have already blocked all routes. Following the market maker? Hehe, that’s just a suicidal operation. In this wave of the market, there are no winners, only differences in how fast people get played for suckers. Wait and see, don't rush to enter a position, really. Newbies won’t learn without paying tuition, but unfortunately, the tuition is the principal.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 12-24 03:55

It's this trap again, market makers just love to play this hand. Those who follow the trend are just giving money away, I don't touch this anymore. I've already paid the tuition, it's really a bloody lesson.

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AltcoinHunter

· 12-24 03:47

I can't believe how strange the new coin is; it turns out it was already set up by the market maker, no wonder I got smashed through that day. Retail investors playing like this are just giving it away; I might as well wait and see if there are any potential new stars with a hundredfold opportunity. I've paid too much tuition; I definitely won't enter a position this time. To be honest, I used to believe in teaming up with the market maker, but now it all looks like an illusion... Looking at this situation coldly, anyway, I've already cut loss and got out. It's another double kill for both long and short; the trick is in place, and suckers should just watch.

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GasFeeCryer

· 12-24 03:45

I think this analysis captures the essence, the double kill for both long and short is indeed a classic tactic. The market maker exploits the retail investor's psychology, dumping when bullish and using long wick candles when bearish, leaving no retail investor unscathed. Rather than gamble in this unequal game, it's better to patiently wait for good assets. Newbies either die early or have to pay a lot of tuition; there's no third option. The market is always a game where a minority makes money and the majority gives money.

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