The trading competition this time is really intense.
Take $CYS for example, the day before yesterday, you only needed a trading volume of a little over 8,000 to make the leaderboard, but overnight, it was pushed up to over 200,000. The growth rate is quite shocking.
Now, playing in the trading competition requires extra caution. I wouldn't dare to touch coins with high losses — the risk is too high, and you could get caught in a反撸 (reversal). What's even more frustrating is that players with scripts clearly have an advantage. How can we, manual traders, compete?
Honestly, this situation feels a bit hopeless. Players without scripts are at a clear disadvantage, but the exchanges don't seem to be doing much to regulate this. So, we need to think about what other strategies we can use to keep playing.
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GamefiGreenie
· 4h ago
8000 to over 200,000? That's ridiculous, script kiddies have played out.
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Manual trading really can't keep up anymore, might as well just give up.
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Does the exchange not care about this? Then how are we supposed to play, just getting cut repeatedly.
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What does $CYS's crazy surge mean? The grab-and-go traders are all cashing out.
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Script kiddies eat the meat, we drink the soup; this game's rules are inherently unfair.
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Coins with high losses are definitely not worth touching; getting hit once can bankrupt you.
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Looks like I need to change my approach, or I'll keep being the leek.
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A 30x overnight increase? Clearly someone is stacking data.
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Without scripts, there's really no way out; every time we get stuck.
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This competition format needs to be changed, or else only scripts will be left in the end.
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ConfusedWhale
· 01-07 20:01
Just add the script directly; manual effort can't compete anyway.
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BackrowObserver
· 01-07 05:53
80,000 to over 200,000, this damn thing took off overnight, it's incredible
The developers have become gods, we're just here to make money
Exchanges ignore us, we should reflect on this
There's no longer a place for ordinary people in this track, face the facts
Can't play anymore, waiting for the next opportunity
Or should we band together for warmth
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Liquidated_Larry
· 01-07 05:51
Over 200,000 directly take off, this is indeed outrageous.
Script kiddies really have us cornered; I have to say, it's a bit powerless.
We still have to find a way to find vulnerabilities; we can't just give up like this.
Exchanges are the same; don't they do anything about this?
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 01-07 05:44
Script kids have already taken over the position, and we manual traders are just here to feed the head.
The reverse indicator once again confirms that the trading competition I participated in will inevitably be cut in half.
From 8000 to 200,000, this growth rate is abnormal, and it feels like another feast of cutting leeks.
Players without scripts are just playing chicken, so might as well lie flat.
$CYS this wave of volatility is definitely a battlefield meat grinder.
We old leeks just have to accept our fate and keep paying tuition fees.
No scripts, no future, this is the reality.
Exchanges ignoring it is also a default signal, keep pushing forward.
The trading competition this time is really intense.
Take $CYS for example, the day before yesterday, you only needed a trading volume of a little over 8,000 to make the leaderboard, but overnight, it was pushed up to over 200,000. The growth rate is quite shocking.
Now, playing in the trading competition requires extra caution. I wouldn't dare to touch coins with high losses — the risk is too high, and you could get caught in a反撸 (reversal). What's even more frustrating is that players with scripts clearly have an advantage. How can we, manual traders, compete?
Honestly, this situation feels a bit hopeless. Players without scripts are at a clear disadvantage, but the exchanges don't seem to be doing much to regulate this. So, we need to think about what other strategies we can use to keep playing.