Do you still remember LUNA, the coin that made countless people rich overnight and then wiped them out just as quickly?
That epic crash in 2022 saw so many people caught holding the bag after the wild ride of dozens of times gains. The big players had already cashed out and run, leaving behind a mess. Most thought the story was over, but now on-chain data is looking suspicious again—yesterday it suddenly surged by 46.49%.
Honestly, seeing these familiar pump tactics makes my skin crawl. Seasoned crypto veterans know that when a “dead coin” suddenly comes back to life, it’s rarely a good sign.
Did you fall into this trap back then? Or is anyone bold enough to catch this falling knife now?
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TommyTeacher1
· 12-09 20:45
I'll be blunt, I managed to avoid the Luna pitfall, but it really hurt to see friends around me lose everything back then.
When there's a sudden pump, nine times out of ten it's the whales making a final exit scam.
This time, if you ask me, no one really dares to go all in, but there are always people who just can't control themselves.
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Anon32942
· 12-09 16:09
Here we go again, how many times has this trick been played?
Bag holders really have short memories.
How long has it been since the painful lessons of the past, and now people are throwing money in again?
Are they crazy? A 46% increase is enough to make people forget what it feels like to be wiped out?
If you ask me, another group is going to get wrecked this time.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 12-09 16:08
Oh no, here we go again. LUNA, this damned thing really can't be cured.
I got badly trapped back then, and this time the price surge just looks like a death trap.
Are there really still people daring to play with this? I'm completely scared off.
The pump tactics are exactly the same, might as well just write "come and get rekt" on it.
If you ask me, anyone touching LUNA now just has a gambler's mentality, not an investor's.
Who can be fooled by a 46% gain? It's the same old scam.
Remember those retail investors who lost everything? ... Now, whose turn is it to be the bag holder?
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WhaleInTraining
· 12-09 16:07
Haha, here we go again. Who’s getting rekt this time?
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LUNA is dead and still pumping? Ridiculous. I just want to see who’s left holding the bag.
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I almost bought in back then, now just looking at it makes me uncomfortable.
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46 points? LOL, the whales are fishing for retail.
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Zombie coins coming back to life, the signal is obvious.
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People are really still playing with this? That’s some serious gambling.
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Not touching it, seeing it once was enough.
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Is this the legendary dead cat bounce? Classic.
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Be careful, guys, this is clearly a trap.
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MelonField
· 12-09 16:01
Here we go again? A 46% increase and it's already coming back from the dead. I just knew someone would end up taking a huge loss again.
Who the hell would dare step into the Luna trap again?
The retail investors from back then must be waking up from nightmares after seeing these numbers.
The big players cash out and run, retail investors are left holding the bag—it's always the same story.
Seriously, haven't you learned your lesson? You still dare to mess with this crap?
Do you still remember LUNA, the coin that made countless people rich overnight and then wiped them out just as quickly?
That epic crash in 2022 saw so many people caught holding the bag after the wild ride of dozens of times gains. The big players had already cashed out and run, leaving behind a mess. Most thought the story was over, but now on-chain data is looking suspicious again—yesterday it suddenly surged by 46.49%.
Honestly, seeing these familiar pump tactics makes my skin crawl. Seasoned crypto veterans know that when a “dead coin” suddenly comes back to life, it’s rarely a good sign.
Did you fall into this trap back then? Or is anyone bold enough to catch this falling knife now?