2026-01-07 18:28:54

Recently, it’s obvious that someone is cutting losses, as several big holders around me have sold off at low levels, with single sell-offs accounting for about 2%. Strangely, the market hasn't shown a significant plunge; instead, there seems to be an invisible hand stabilizing and absorbing the sell orders. The fundamentals are fine, I just worry that a new market maker might come in and manipulate the market next.

Regarding the Alpha trading pair, it’s been a while since new assets were added. Currently, only old coins are barely playable, and from a strategic perspective, that’s the only option. The chip distribution is still being reorganized, so we need to keep up with the monitoring efforts.

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-08 12:52

The invisible hand steadily takes over the position; this approach is indeed a bit different. Be careful if you really need to switch the market maker later on.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-07 18:50

The invisible hand is taking over? This move looks familiar, probably the prelude to the next round.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-07 18:39

The invisible hand taking over is an old trick; the quick switch of the manipulator is rapid.

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FudVaccinator

· 01-07 18:37

The big whales have run away, and the bailout buyers haven't left yet. This pace is a bit strange.

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Anon4461

· 01-07 18:29

The invisible hand is playing this game of taking over, I've seen it too many times, just worried it's a test before a new bull run. --- Big players fleeing without causing a dip? That's really strange, someone must be secretly stepping in. --- Alpha targets are cold now, only old coins are visible, it's really frustrating. --- The chip consolidation period tests your patience the most; if you can't hold on, you'll be cut. --- The so-called "bag holder" is so stable, next step might be to pump the price and harvest the leeks. --- No new coins, no new opportunities, just wait and see when the trend shifts. --- Selling at low levels can stabilize the market; this tactic is a bit ruthless. --- As long as the fundamentals are solid, it's the most frightening; it means there’s definitely a story behind it. --- Old coins can barely be played, but this feeling is really unpleasant.

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