2025-12-31 04:26:35

Recently, the $TAKE trend is a very typical case — the project team dumped the price, causing it to plummet instantly back to the opening price, trapping a bunch of late buyers.

For coins that experience rapid surges and continuous rises in a short period, you must stay extremely vigilant. The biggest pitfall is FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) sentiment; many people rush in just because they see a fierce upward trend, only to be completely swept out. Many chase the rally and hold on stubbornly, ultimately causing their accounts to be wiped out.

Why does this happen? Simply put, for these types of tokens that lack spot holdings and are in the Alpha sector, the chips are highly concentrated in the hands of a few. How the price moves and how much it rises are clearly manipulated. Retail investors have almost no pricing power; they are repeatedly harvested according to someone else's rhythm.

If you often get caught in similar tokens, the key is to learn how to see through their chip structure and true trend, rather than just acting on instinct. Many people lack this judgment system, and end up entering at the wrong times.

Today, focus on: TRADOOR, RECALL, POLYX — these three are worth paying attention to for their upcoming trend changes.

TAKE-67.43%

TRADOOR15.2%

RECALL4.1%

POLYX4.28%

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TradFiRefugee

· 5h ago

Those who chase the high should wake up; FOMO is the best tool for cutting leeks It's the same old trick—concentrated chips mean you're destined to be slaughtered That's right, retail investors are just working for the big players; they can't set the price at all I'm also watching TRADOOR, but I'll wait and see—no rush

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GhostAddressMiner

· 5h ago

It's the same old trick again, with the concentration of chips being extremely high. Early addresses have already been quietly transferring, and you're still looking for support levels on the chart. On-chain data has long been clearly written out; the trajectory of large holders' sell-offs is unmistakable, but retail investors will never see that invisible chain of funds. TAKE's move is indeed ruthless. After smashing the market, remember to track those suspicious wallets. The next target should surface very soon. I have already marked the contract addresses of TRADOOR and RECALL, waiting to see who will take the final baton.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 6h ago

Chasing high out of FOMO feels good for a moment, but ends up getting harvested and cremated. This time, $TAKE has definitely learned the best lesson.

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SigmaValidator

· 6h ago

TAKE this wave is indeed a textbook-level harvest, luckily I didn't chase... Watching those who hold on stubbornly must be very exhausting. Concentrated chips are a capital game; retail investors are always being manipulated regardless of how they play. FOMO is really a poison; you have to learn to resist it. I think the hardest part is not seeing through the tricks, but not being emotionally hijacked when executing. TRADOOR, you need to keep a close eye on it; it feels like there's some movement. Not every rise is worth chasing; I've learned this lesson the hard way. Honestly, these kinds of coins are like casinos; if the chips are in the house's hands, you have no chance. If you spot the signs, you should run; don't think about bottom-fishing. What do you think about POLYX? Does anyone have any ideas? I've seen too many news stories about accounts being wiped out after stubbornly holding on; really need to be cautious. The key is to have your own judgment system; otherwise, you'll always be getting cut.

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WalletInspector

· 6h ago

It's the same old story again, project teams dump tokens and retail investors get caught holding the bag. This rhythm is all too familiar. FOMO is really the biggest killer; seeing green on the chart makes it hard to stop thinking. The point about concentrated chips is spot on; we're playing their game. TAKE this time has definitely taught newcomers a lesson; the tuition was a bit expensive. TRADOOR needs to be watched closely; don't fall into the trap again.

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