$LUNC this trash, adding 0 is definitely not the end, but the market makers won’t let the shorts have it easy either. Frequent wicks are inevitable—you can only watch helplessly, there’s simply no chance to make a profit.

$LUNC If it's going to drop, just do it quickly. Dragging it out like an idiot is pointless. It’s going to zero and getting delisted anyway, so what's the use of dragging it out?

$LUNC is being watched very closely. When there's no liquidity, it stays completely still; when there is, it just keeps dropping endlessly.

$AIA These trolls are clearly trying to prevent others from benefiting, right? With such an obvious pump trend, they are still making sarcastic remarks. These people definitely don't want too many people to catch a free ride, to avoid affecting their interests, so they deliberately come up with various reasons and negative outlooks, just to trick retail investors into getting out of positions.

$AIA Stop loss for the 10,086th time

$AIA Stop-loss plus slippage, enough to bury all retail investors. Every time there's a precise stop-loss, they run; if they dare not to stop-loss, they get pierced. No matter what, they can't survive. Repeated stop-losses lead to repeated losses, and before they know it, the money is gone.

$AIA Repeated stop-losses eat retail investors' spreads and trading fees. This is a characteristic of trash coins. The market manipulators are afraid to pump the price but also reluctant to give up, so they repeatedly disgust retail investors.

$AIA Fuck your mother, it rises after stop-loss, and I won't move when opening a position even if I die.

$AIA Damn pervert, always obsessing over stop-loss points, never letting go.

$AIA An inescapable curse: never move when not in a position, and as soon as you open a position, you go crazy and move in the opposite direction. Waiting to cut losses means waiting to die; setting stop-losses repeatedly backfire at your stop-loss level. Not cutting losses will teach you how to survive.

$AIA has ended again, a hopeless situation.

$AIA Major platforms should start delisting these. Such trash are just used for a wave or several waves of harvesting, then discarded like garbage. $MYX $COAI are lessons from the past; don't have too many expectations. Every surge is just to trap people. If you can run, run. Don't think about shorting. A single needle can make all your efforts worthless or even cause losses.

$UNI When it's empty, it's harder than steel; the emptier it gets, the more it skyrockets, rising to a point where you're powerless. When you're chasing, it keeps falling—just dare to go long, and it drops so much you start doubting life. The rises and falls of 5 or 10 times seem endless, yet somehow every time it manages to go against the market, as if the whole world is against you, and you can't even catch a single correct trend. What kind of crazy logic is this? Even if it's just pure luck, it shouldn't always be losing, right?

$JCT Stop-loss repeatedly gets hit, not stopping means waiting to die. Going short is death, going long is death too. Why can’t I ever see the correct direction? Or is it that the correct direction is always the opposite of your opening position?