哑巴湖大水怪
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The crypto space is morphing into the stock market, but the overall capital flowing into crypto won't change much. Some funds will trickle out to buy stocks. Is this a good thing? For altcoins, this is a disaster, right? Aside from exchange-type coins and those with consensus like BTC, it's catastrophic for other coins. I reckon we'll see a lot of on-chain exchanges copying this model soon.
The crypto space is morphing into the stock market, but the overall capital flowing into crypto won't change much. Some funds will trickle out to buy stocks. Is this a good thing? For altcoins, this is a disaster, right? Aside from exchange-type coins and those with consensus like BTC, it's catastrophic for other coins. I reckon we'll see a lot of on-chain exchanges copying this model soon.
#bsb had been shorting for a while, today it dropped from over 2 to 1.3 and I shorted again, added to my position thinking it would keep dropping, but then it had a bounce back, so I cut my losses to break even 😅😅😅. Then I checked the data, it dropped to around 0.7 yesterday and bounced back, today it’s in the 0.8 range, so I picked up over 300 at 0.9. If I lose, so be it, because this coin has the potential to be a moonshot, and with its current market cap, it’s not too high yet. Plus, there hasn’t been any negative fee rate, so let’s gamble a bit. However, it seems that recently, all the moonshots haven’t shown negative fee rates, as if the whales have switched up their trading strategies.
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#LAB #gua These two meme coins clearly have a different funding structure compared to previous ones like coai, myx, and aia. They’re not dragging negative fees anymore and won’t just dump to the bottom in one go. Once everyone catches on to a certain strategy, that strategy becomes obsolete. The retail traders are learning, and the market makers are evolving too. Now it’s time to understand the new playbook, but some fundamental constants will never change. Let me share some insights with you all.
1. You can’t evaluate it using traditional market cap estimates (its market cap could hit 500 million, 1 billion, or even 10 billion).
2. The momentum has to be upward (because only going long can lead to liquidation; even a 1x short can get you liquidated).
3. Spot liquidity is drying up (spot trading volumes are in the tens of thousands while derivatives are in the millions to tens of millions). If we see on-chain that many wallets are only buying and not selling, even if they double their investment, not selling aligns perfectly with the characteristics of meme coins.
4. There are massive dips, but they recover quickly (purely liquidating long positions can force you out).
There are other points as well, feel free to add. Let’s all farm the yields together.
lab
1. You can’t evaluate it using traditional market cap estimates (its market cap could hit 500 million, 1 billion, or even 10 billion).
2. The momentum has to be upward (because only going long can lead to liquidation; even a 1x short can get you liquidated).
3. Spot liquidity is drying up (spot trading volumes are in the tens of thousands while derivatives are in the millions to tens of millions). If we see on-chain that many wallets are only buying and not selling, even if they double their investment, not selling aligns perfectly with the characteristics of meme coins.
4. There are massive dips, but they recover quickly (purely liquidating long positions can force you out).
There are other points as well, feel free to add. Let’s all farm the yields together.
lab
The lab can start shorting now; just target the all-time high liquidation price, there's an 85% chance of a dip.
#GIGGEL Let's talk about my take on this coin. First off, I haven't been trading it. When it first dropped, I shorted it from over 200 to around 50 and haven't really kept an eye on it since. When it hit $300, I caught a whiff of something shady; clearly, it was dressed up as a charity but was just a way to fleece the noobs.
However, recently, a lot of folks have been chatting about its deflationary aspect. For instance, BNB has been burning for years and still sits above 600. BTC has a cap of 21 million, yet one is worth 80k. Even if Giggle were to burn 10%, the price should ideally rise by 10% as well. Which altcoin doesn't have a few points of volatility every day? Its market cap determines its price, and with a market cap of 40 million, I think that's still too high. It's not something irreplaceable; it's just a meme coin from a studio, a conveyor belt product. Soon, anyone can launch a coin for causes like leukemia awareness or autism support. Even official entities like the International Red Cross or One Foundation could jump in. You're not entering the crypto space to do charity work; you're buying it because you think there's an opportunity to profit under the guise of philanthropy. Isn't that a bit ironic?
Disclaimer: I'm not bullish on it, but that doesn't mean it won't pump. After all, it used to be a money game, so who knows, picking it up might still turn into a decent flip.
However, recently, a lot of folks have been chatting about its deflationary aspect. For instance, BNB has been burning for years and still sits above 600. BTC has a cap of 21 million, yet one is worth 80k. Even if Giggle were to burn 10%, the price should ideally rise by 10% as well. Which altcoin doesn't have a few points of volatility every day? Its market cap determines its price, and with a market cap of 40 million, I think that's still too high. It's not something irreplaceable; it's just a meme coin from a studio, a conveyor belt product. Soon, anyone can launch a coin for causes like leukemia awareness or autism support. Even official entities like the International Red Cross or One Foundation could jump in. You're not entering the crypto space to do charity work; you're buying it because you think there's an opportunity to profit under the guise of philanthropy. Isn't that a bit ironic?
Disclaimer: I'm not bullish on it, but that doesn't mean it won't pump. After all, it used to be a money game, so who knows, picking it up might still turn into a decent flip.
It's been crystal clear why removing it leads to a pump. I only went long on dam#dam, doubled my stack and then bounced. When it dipped, I went short on xkj, snagged a little profit and got out, didn't want to get caught in a retrace.
哑巴湖大水怪
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Today there are many people in the square analyzing this
{future}(COAIUSDT)
but most of them fall into a misunderstanding, thinking with a trader's mindset, which is obviously wrong.
The reason so many people are shorting this coin is that everyone knows it is not worth this price. What you think is raising the price to sell for profit may actually result in losses, as raising the price requires maintaining the coin's value, absorbing a lot of selling pressure from those who ride the wave. Moreover, this kind of thing is generally not done by the project team themselves; it is usually outsourced, taking a share, or agreed upon when VC investments are made; they are the ones doing this.
This is a zero-sum game market where both rising and falling prices can make money for them because their coins have almost no cost. Even if this coai is not controlled by the project team, others have already accumulated when the price was just a few dimes.
You think they can just raise the price and run away; with a market value of tens of billions, they can't just offload. If they casually throw out a million dollars, the price will drop to the bottom. There's no fool; who would want to pick it up? This market value might have half of it in their own hands.
In fact, when prices rise and fall, these strong manipulators are completely making your opponent's position. When most people go long, they go short, and when everyone goes short, they do the opposite. This is also why there is always a big rebound when a platform announces the delisting of a certain coin. They are making your opponent's position. It's like grid trading; when you go long, they sell to you, pushing it to the floor price, and when you cut losses and get liquidated, you sell to them. When you go short, they pull it up hard, and you have to buy back to close your position.
They make money off your losses and liquidations 💰. This is the zero-sum game. Why is there a rise of 100% followed by a 50% drop? Because they are profiting off your liquidations and losses, achieving their goal, and they won't stabilize the coin's price.
{future}(COAIUSDT)
but most of them fall into a misunderstanding, thinking with a trader's mindset, which is obviously wrong.
The reason so many people are shorting this coin is that everyone knows it is not worth this price. What you think is raising the price to sell for profit may actually result in losses, as raising the price requires maintaining the coin's value, absorbing a lot of selling pressure from those who ride the wave. Moreover, this kind of thing is generally not done by the project team themselves; it is usually outsourced, taking a share, or agreed upon when VC investments are made; they are the ones doing this.
This is a zero-sum game market where both rising and falling prices can make money for them because their coins have almost no cost. Even if this coai is not controlled by the project team, others have already accumulated when the price was just a few dimes.
You think they can just raise the price and run away; with a market value of tens of billions, they can't just offload. If they casually throw out a million dollars, the price will drop to the bottom. There's no fool; who would want to pick it up? This market value might have half of it in their own hands.
In fact, when prices rise and fall, these strong manipulators are completely making your opponent's position. When most people go long, they go short, and when everyone goes short, they do the opposite. This is also why there is always a big rebound when a platform announces the delisting of a certain coin. They are making your opponent's position. It's like grid trading; when you go long, they sell to you, pushing it to the floor price, and when you cut losses and get liquidated, you sell to them. When you go short, they pull it up hard, and you have to buy back to close your position.
They make money off your losses and liquidations 💰. This is the zero-sum game. Why is there a rise of 100% followed by a 50% drop? Because they are profiting off your liquidations and losses, achieving their goal, and they won't stabilize the coin's price.
Shorting 2 Nasdaq contracts, let's see if we can sell at the peak. If it weren't for AI, it probably would have dropped long ago. AI saved the USA.
I feel like this coin is going to drop, not sure how accurate it is, just a small short.
I haven't been optimistic about this coin since it came out. I remember shorting it from over 100 to over 200, and then it fell below 50, so I stopped paying attention. Recently, it seems to have picked up again,
#giggle
It feels like it might be worth keeping an eye on.
#giggle
It feels like it might be worth keeping an eye on.
#币安人生 $币安人生
Don't think that 300 million is too high; just buy a little less, and if it drops, you won't lose much. However, this coin is the most consensus meme coin after Dogecoin, Pepe, and Shiba Inu in the past two years, at least in the Chinese community. Look again, is a market value of 300 million still high? I still remember how Pepe started, as well as Shiba Inu and Dio. These coins were initially criticized as worthless coins, but what happened later? They all surpassed a market value of 10 billion.
Don't think that 300 million is too high; just buy a little less, and if it drops, you won't lose much. However, this coin is the most consensus meme coin after Dogecoin, Pepe, and Shiba Inu in the past two years, at least in the Chinese community. Look again, is a market value of 300 million still high? I still remember how Pepe started, as well as Shiba Inu and Dio. These coins were initially criticized as worthless coins, but what happened later? They all surpassed a market value of 10 billion.
This coin has no more bag holders, I'm gonna dip out and see if I can catch some more gains.
##币安人生 $Binance Life
Those who think they can short, I advise against taking risks. Although the probability of a drop is not small, it's unnecessary.
Think about the Dior of those years, shib.pepe.dogecoin are all meme coins, and now their market value is only over 200 million, which is not high. Instead of shorting, it's better to invest with a small amount; even if you lose, it won't be too much.
Those who think they can short, I advise against taking risks. Although the probability of a drop is not small, it's unnecessary.
Think about the Dior of those years, shib.pepe.dogecoin are all meme coins, and now their market value is only over 200 million, which is not high. Instead of shorting, it's better to invest with a small amount; even if you lose, it won't be too much.
This coin stabilized at 2 yuan yesterday and has not dropped since. It hasn't incurred any funding fees, and I feel this coin will definitely rise again, so I decisively bought a little, and it indeed did not let me down. This method is good and can be added to the trading system. This coin is unlikely to drop in the short term.
When this coin first dropped, I went long because generally such coins tend to recover after a sharp decline. In the second wave, I went short, didn't clear my position when it dropped, and even added to my position, which led to losses. Yesterday, I went short again in the third wave but still didn't take profits, and now I'm facing losses again. I plan to hold until the bottom because this coin will eventually drop again; it's just hard to bear the fees. In summary, I didn't take profits in batches and entered too early, resulting in a high cost. I'll pay attention next time.
#SİREN
I looked at it again and again, but I still decided to short it, setting the stop loss at $2, afraid it will crash and fall further. Confidence 4 stars $⭐⭐⭐⭐
I looked at it again and again, but I still decided to short it, setting the stop loss at $2, afraid it will crash and fall further. Confidence 4 stars $⭐⭐⭐⭐
B2B2#b2#It's been a month and a half and it hasn't been sent yet. I was originally thinking of shorting it when it was sent, but now it's almost gone and it still hasn't been sent. I'm so dizzy.
The first time I've seen such a fierce drop, now everyone will sell their spot and then buy contracts. The price difference is too large, I'm just afraid they will buy up all the spot, drain the liquidity, and all the contracts will be long positions, bringing the contracts to zero. I hope they pull negative rates, and those with money should not use leverage; contracts should also be at 1x. It's too scary
om and ff, tried a few orders, it keeps falling but not rising, preparing for a wave.
Choose the right time to enter. b2 1.7 or below to increase positions, have already made a few waves, the cost has been brought down to below 1, can it reach 3?
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