2025-12-31 03:40:21

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, I encountered an investor whose account shrank from 50,000 to 5,000 directly, asking if I could help salvage the situation. After a deeper investigation, I found out that he was caught in the $OIK project.

The manipulation techniques of such projects are actually very套路——initially, they attract retail investors by creating hype and false information. Once the price is pushed up to an enticing level, the main team quickly dumps their holdings. Retail investors haven't even reacted, and liquidity has already dried up, making it impossible to sell. He wanted to cut losses at that time but couldn't find a buyer, turning into a puppet on a string.

The lifecycle of these projects is very clear: first create momentum, then induce, and finally harvest. Throughout the process, retail investors are always at a disadvantage in terms of information. The promised technological applications and ecological construction are all just a façade; essentially, it's a Ponzi scheme.

My advice to everyone: be cautious when encountering projects with short-term rapid increases and suddenly surging community activity. Check the flow of funds behind the project, the transparency of the team, and real application scenarios—these are basic indicators to judge whether a project is reliable. There are many opportunities in the crypto space, but also more traps for rug pulls. Don't risk your hard-earned money for fleeting profits.

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MergeConflict

· 3h ago

50,000 directly lost, this guy is really unlucky Another live lesson of a rug pull... The moment the community skyrocketed, it was time to run These kinds of schemes keep happening over and over, when will retail investors learn their lesson? When the main force dumps the market, liquidity evaporates instantly, there's no way to escape The crypto world is really a trap after trap, caution is the best policy

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ChainMaskedRider

· 3h ago

50,000 directly became 5,000, how desperate is that... I've seen too many of these crappy projects, all using the same tricks.

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PumpDoctrine

· 3h ago

50,000 directly lost, this is the microcosm of the crypto world --- Same old story, see through it --- The moment community activity skyrockets, you should run, 99% is a signal --- Only when the liquidity dries up do you realize you are the last in line --- Liquidity exhaustion is a death sentence, there's no escaping it --- How are projects with zero transparency from the team still attracting people? --- This guy still wants to save the scene, wake up, there's no hope --- Ponzi schemes are Ponzi schemes, don't give them fancy names --- The dream of huge profits has made people smarter, the cost is too high --- When there's a short-term surge, I sell immediately, I've learned to be smart --- Marionette puppets are spot on, that's exactly how it feels

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 3h ago

50,000 to 5,000, this is the speed of the crypto world, truly incredible From 50,000 to 5,000, I wonder what this guy is thinking... I believe in DD, brother It's the same old trick, daring to do any project, retail investors are just the big fools Community activity skyrocketing? That's the last celebration before a dump, just run away Basically, it's a Ponzi scheme with a different name, tricking you into entering and cutting your leeks, cycle repeats They treat hard-earned money like gambling funds, those who lose money in the crypto world can form a line Don't touch anything without a clear roadmap and real application, stay far away Someone should have compiled a blacklist long ago, $OIK and similar things appear every day When liquidity dries up, you'll know you're trapped and there's no way out

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DeFiVeteran

· 3h ago

50,000 seconds become 5,000, this is the reality of the crypto world, it's painful to watch. The kind of community hype surge I can recognize at a glance now, it's basically the last celebration before a dump nine times out of ten. Reminds me that last year, several projects followed this pattern, with founders still shouting in TG about "just a normal adjustment" before running away, it's hilarious.

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