2026-01-05 01:33:05

Lately I'm starting to think there's some kind of algorithm watching my DEX screener activity. Every time I spend too long eyeing a token, it seems to pump right after I make my move.

Just yesterday I had my eye on three different tokens I was planning to accumulate into. Within 24 hours of me doing my research on them, all three went on absolute runs—we're talking nearly 50% rallies across the board. The timing feels way too convenient to be pure coincidence.

It's either the funniest market coincidence ever, or I'm just terrible at keeping my portfolio moves quiet lol. Either way, lesson learned: maybe I should stop staring at the screener quite so intensely.

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BlockchainTalker

· 01-07 13:21

Actually, let's break this down through the lens of selection bias and confirmation bias—you're experiencing what researchers call the "Texas sharpshooter fallacy." your brain is pattern-matching randomness, not some shadowy algorithm front-running your screener habits lol

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 01-05 02:01

Haha, I also have that feeling. Staring at the screener for too long brings bad luck. NGL, you might be the opposite of the chosen one; everything you watch drops, haha. Can I operate against you? Watch me copy. This is what they call the observer effect, the crypto version. It's not a coincidence; your hands are just too fast, brother.

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MEVHunterWang

· 01-05 02:00

Haha, laughing to death, this is a reverse indicator. --- Three tokens all up 50%? Bro, your luck is so good you should go buy a lottery ticket. --- I'm not an algorithm buddy, you're providing signal sources for whales. --- The tighter the screener watches, the more it surges; this wave is truly the strongest reverse indicator. --- No wonder every time I heavily invest, I get cut in half; turns out I need to do the opposite. --- Instead of blaming the heavens and complaining, it's better to accept that being a reverse indicator is your setup. --- So you're saying to short your own research targets in a reverse manner?

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CrashHotline

· 01-05 01:55

Haha, this is hilarious. Isn't this just my daily routine? As soon as I open the screener, it's monitored by Tianyan Tong. How is it so accurate? I always feel like I'm a contrarian indicator. Three coins pumping simultaneously? Bro, your luck is out of this world. I'm all about the opposite moves. Why didn't I think of stopping to heed the screener's advice? The more I watch closely, the more I lose. Honestly, this feeling is just cognitive bias at play, but it is indeed strange. Aren't you doxing yourself now? Everyone can see it now, haha.

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UnluckyLemur