2025-12-27 12:21:03

Based on recent trends, the upward potential of these altcoins has been seriously suppressed. Large investors and whales have no plans to pump the market in the short term; instead, they are continuously suppressing prices to harvest retail investors. My judgment is that there may be a sharp sell-off in the next two days, followed by a slow decline. What's more painful is that they want to trap another wave of short sellers.

But here is a piece of advice—don't panic and exit too early out of fear. If you're really worried about losses from this decline, you can try opening small long positions to hedge, which can effectively spread the risk. The key is to set a proper stop-loss point, so even if the situation turns unfavorable, the losses can be kept within an acceptable range. Enduring this phase is the best strategy.

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LiquidityHunter

· 8h ago

What are you talking about hedging again? Isn't it just for me to keep taking losses? I've seen through the manipulator's tricks long ago—dump the market? Just wait and see. Good grief, opening small long positions to average down? Easy for you to say, it's still my money that's losing. Setting stop-loss points is useless; a gap directly breaks through, it's hilarious.

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Rugman_Walking

· 11h ago

Here comes the old trick of cutting leeks again; I've seen through it long ago. The dealer's tactics are really outdated, retail investors are still being trapped. Hedging my ass, small long positions are still losing money, aren't they? Endure? I already ran early; cutting losses promptly is the real strategy. This wave will cause another group of people to die, I feel sorry for them.

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AirdropHuntress

· 11h ago

Data shows that this wave is indeed a harvest. Paying attention to wallet addresses can reveal clues.

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SquidTeacher

· 11h ago

Once again, the market is crashing. Is this for real this time? I’ve figured out the dealer’s tricks. To put it nicely, they’re spreading the risk; to be blunt, isn’t it just increasing the bet as losses grow? What stage are we enduring, brother? I’ve been holding on for half a year already. Opening long positions for hedging? Feels more like sinking deeper into a casino.

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EternalMiner

· 11h ago

It's the same old story again, big players dump the market to harvest, retail investors cut losses and flee. We're all tired of hearing it. Hedging sounds good in theory, but in practice? Most people probably end up losing money in both directions. Wait it out? First, you have to survive until then.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 11h ago

I've seen through this tactic of the market maker long ago, just waiting for a rebound opportunity. It's either smashing the market or trapping shorts, all just to scare away retail investors. Those who truly understand are already quietly positioning themselves. Small-scale hedging is a good move; we're just trying to survive amidst this chaos. Alright, let's keep watching. Anyway, getting through this wave is an opportunity, and anxiety won't change anything. This is the most testing time for mental state; stop-loss points must be set, or you'll really be harvested. During the suppression phase, it's actually a signal to get in. Many people end up cutting losses here and regret it for a lifetime.

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BrokenDAO

· 11h ago

This is a classic zero-sum game trap, where the market maker creates panic, retail investors turn against each other, and structural flaws are laid bare. --- Hedging, hedging—it's easy to say, but in reality, it's just gamblers' self-delusion. --- Endure it? Ha, many people are gradually turned into long-term losers and chives this way. --- Manipulating and harvesting, then trapping short positions—this distorted incentive mechanism has been played out, and the script remains the same across different coins. --- Small-margin long hedges sound rational, but in fact, they are feeding chips to the market maker. --- That same rhetoric of "controlling risk, enduring it"—in the end, it's just human nature that causes defeat. --- The essence of the game is information asymmetry; you'll never know when big players are truly dumping or just pretending to dump. --- What good is setting a stop-loss? When the market moves in an instant, there's no time to react. --- The governance inertia of these coins has long been rotten; price movements are merely a reflection of imbalance in rights and interests. --- Retail investors can only do one thing—recognize their position in this game.

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