2025-12-24 12:21:25

An interesting observation. Suppose the Shenzhen richest person's driver account belongs to a market maker or an insider position; then the logic makes sense. We've all dreamed of bottom fishing, but in the end, a 50U Ant position gets tortured by endless declines, while someone opening a 700K position can walk away unscathed? That doesn't seem right.

Looking at the mysterious Xiao K's operations. After experiencing MYX and COAI, he understood the trick of negative fee rates—profits and losses are clearly disproportionate. If Xiao K is an actor hired by the market maker, then it all makes sense: he opens short positions at key points, and the market maker repeatedly hits his cost price. Instead of fleeing, he adds to his position, even ignoring fee issues. This pattern makes perfect sense.

Just yesterday or today, after topping up his margin, PIPPIN surged. Connecting all these phenomena, every move Xiao K makes can be explained. This is the market's flavor.

MYX2.49%

COAI-5.88%

PIPPIN11%

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 8h ago

Laughing to death, this logical chain is so well-structured that I would call it the "Crypto Suspense Script Championship." Retreated completely from a 700K position, while my 50U Ant position is there riding the roller coaster—how can the difference be so huge? Turns out, the only thing between me and the market maker is a "driver identity." The key is Xiao K's move—opening a short, adding to the position, and not running. Such acting skills deserve an Oscar. Ignoring fee issues, it’s literally just acting. After topping up the margin, PIPPIN then pumps the price. The timing is so precise—if this isn’t a script, what is?

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SignatureCollector

· 8h ago

Really, with a 700,000 position, I managed to get out unscathed. We only have 50U and we're about to go bankrupt. The rules of this game are written clearly. After watching Xiao K's operations repeatedly, you understand. The key points are opening huge shorts at critical levels and not running, adding positions without regard, who would believe this isn't a show? After topping up the margin, PIPPIN pulls back. The timing is so precise. If you say it's a coincidence, I wouldn't believe it.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 8h ago

Wow, 700,000 fully out? My 50U is being whipped up, the difference is just too outrageous. That little K's moves are truly flawless, always getting stuck at critical points, this acting deserves an Oscar. After topping up the margin, they pull the market up. The timing is so precise? This is what you call insider trading.

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QuorumVoter

· 9h ago

Oh my god, I have to admit, this logical chain is impressive. 700,000 can fully retreat with only 50,000 being tortured to death. The gap is really outrageous. I see through Xiao K's tactics. The key points are opening short positions at specific levels, smashing at cost price, and adding to the position? If you're not an actor, who is... Just after the margin is replenished, it pulls back? What a coincidence, what a damn coincidence. This is exactly the market vibe I was talking about.

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