2025-12-31 04:27:31

Recently, a fan experienced a heartbreaking situation—holding OIK spot assets that were slashed by 40%. They asked me what they could do. Honestly, at this point, there are very few clever tricks left.

Where do these types of coins go wrong? They initially rely purely on trading volume and hype, built up through trading activity. Once the costs of erosion become apparent, participants start to withdraw one by one. When no one is willing to maintain the trading volume, liquidity dries up completely. Without fundamental support, once funds start fleeing, it’s basically a countdown to zero.

For friends who are already caught in this situation, my advice is straightforward: cut your losses if you can. Holding on will only let your account shrink in front of your eyes. It’s better to cut losses early, free up your funds, and reallocate to projects with real applications and liquidity.

When choosing coins, remember one thing: look at liquidity, look at fundamentals, and look at real use cases. These indicators are more reliable than any hype. If you have questions about specific operations, feel free to reach out for discussion.

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nft_widow

· 3h ago

It's another worthless coin with no fundamentals, it should have died long ago. --- Halved by 40%? What are you still thinking? Just run, bro. --- Liquidity drying up is a countdown to death, there's no saving it. --- I've been warning about coins like OIK for a long time; they're just bubbles built on trading volume. --- Cutting losses is the only way out; hesitating will only make things worse. --- Why do some people always fall for coins with no real use case? Is it really that hard to look at the fundamentals? --- Wake up, everyone. Coins without practical applications are just knives. --- Instead of holding and watching it go to zero, better to cut losses and switch to a reliable project. --- That's why I only look at liquidity and the ecosystem; everything else is gambling. --- To be honest, more than one or two people are trapped, but very few learn their lessons.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 3h ago

Another one of these trash coins with no fundamentals to scam retail investors? It should have died long ago.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 3h ago

It's the same old tactic of rug pulling with these meme coins. OIK and similar projects should have been recognized long ago; without fundamentals, it's just gambling. --- A 40% cut in half—what are you still thinking? Stop the loss if needed. Don't wait for miracles to happen; they simply won't. --- Honestly, when looking at these kinds of coins, you need to keep your eyes open. Once liquidity dries up, it's game over—there's no saving them. --- Selling at a loss is painful, but it's better than watching your investment go to zero. This lesson must be learned. --- I just want to ask, who still dares to touch these coins? Entering without understanding the risks—serves you right. --- The real issue isn't what to do now, but why did you choose this thing in the first place? You didn't do enough homework before picking a coin. --- There's really no way around it. Coins without fundamentals are a dead end. Exit early, brothers.

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MrDecoder

· 3h ago

Another story of an air coin without fundamentals collapsing... OIK, which is purely inflated by trading volume, will eventually have to settle its debts.

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GasOptimizer

· 3h ago

Another bloody slaughter show, projects like OIK that rely solely on trading volume will eventually fail. Coins without fundamental support can't possibly last. --- Still hesitating after a 40% cut? I think it's better to admit defeat early and switch to projects with real applications. Don't just watch the numbers evaporate. --- Honestly, I never had high expectations for coins like OIK. They rely on transaction fees for bloodsucking. Once no one takes the bait, their true nature is exposed. Liquidity dries up, which is basically a death sentence. --- Brothers caught in the trap, stop hesitating. Instead of holding onto a mess, it's better to cut losses decisively and move your money into projects with real use cases. --- That's why I never touch coins without fundamental support. Fake trading volume will eventually blow up. Watching liquidity and real-world application is the right way.

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