#数字资产市场动态 I noticed the abnormal movement of OIK two days ago — a typical pump and dump scheme. Today, a fan reached out to me in distress, having entered with a position of 50,000, only to see it halved to 26,000 within a day, and now struggling at the bottom.

Honestly, seeing cases like this leaves me feeling powerless. The logic behind these trash coins is actually very simple: the manipulators have no intention of letting retail investors make money. Large capital inflows are just to create false expectations of a rise. Once retail investors chase high, they immediately dump and escape. The rest are innocent bagholders caught in the trap.

My advice is limited — if you still have capital, get out quickly. Don’t hope for the manipulators to pump again; the probability is so small it can be ignored. Once the pump collapses, waiting only results in more losses. There’s an old saying in the crypto world: risk always comes faster than opportunity.

To friends caught in the trap, don’t give up. This lesson is just a tuition fee. Next time you encounter a similar skyrocketing coin or a project without fundamentals, just pass. Learning to identify trash coin features — false hype, mysterious manipulators, no real utility — is more important than anything else.

$ETH is still here, $BTC is still here, genuine market opportunities are always present. Don’t hang yourself on one tree.