In the current market environment, caution should be exercised towards some smaller cryptocurrencies. A market cap of 500 million may not seem high, but if fully unlocked, it could reach a scale of 2 billion. Projects like these often face significant price pressure. From on-chain data, many so-called active transactions are actually the result of manipulative traders cycling their own assets, lacking genuine market consensus support.
The trend of these tokens is usually obvious—prices will ultimately seek the true cost support levels, potentially falling back to around 10 yuan or even dropping to a few cents. Instead of frequently chasing rallies, a more prudent strategy is to control the size of individual positions and avoid excessive leverage. As long as you set reasonable liquidation prices and maintain sufficient risk buffers, you can navigate volatility safely. The benefit of this approach is that when genuine opportunities arise in the market, your funds and mindset will still be intact.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-14 05:51
Completely unlocking the fourfold increase, just looking at it makes me feel nervous...
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It's pretty outrageous how the market maker keeps cycling itself, always digging this up.
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Chasing the rise? Forget it, it's better to stay steady. Controlling your position size is the key.
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On-chain data can't be fooled; real trading volume is transparent at a glance, it's pointless.
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Being cautious is never wrong; having ammunition for when real opportunities appear is the winning mindset.
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Projects from 500 million to 2 billion are destined to be dumped; be mentally prepared.
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Set your liquidation price properly, leave enough risk buffers, and when volatility hits, you won't be afraid. It's that simple.
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I've seen too many small coins rely on fake trading volumes to wipe out retail investors. I'm fed up.
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Whether it's $10 or a few cents, the trend is the same. Don't hold onto false hopes.
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Instead of chasing every rise and fall every day, it's better to get a good sleep and wait for the next real opportunity.
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SandwichDetector
· 12-14 05:46
Damn, it's the same old story. Every time, they talk about controlling position size, but when a big move happens, isn't it just a matter of going all-in...
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Unlocking dilution is indeed toxic. I've seen too many cases.
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Small coins should have this attitude; otherwise, losing everything is the norm.
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The 2 billion threshold is definitely a warning sign for a rug pull.
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On-chain data manipulation... I stopped believing in that a long time ago. It's all just acting.
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Setting the liquidation price properly can really improve sleep quality. I’m convinced.
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The risk of a few cents... still a bit scary when I think about it, but that's just how it is.
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Wait, isn't this logic still about betting on market opportunities?
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Who knows the real cost? Anyway, I don’t trust K-line charts anymore.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-14 05:45
It's the same old trick again. I've seen through the small-cap coins' scenes long ago. The manipulator's methods for pulling the wool over retail investors' eyes are just these few tricks.
Every day, they boast about on-chain activity, but in reality, it's just wash trading. Wake up, everyone.
Position management is indeed the key. Don't think you can turn things around with a full-on gamble; that's just luck.
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AirdropDreamer
· 12-14 05:44
The unlocking pressure of 500 million to 2 billion is indeed a pit.
The market maker's self-entertainment, the data looks incredibly good.
I'm already psychologically prepared for it to drop to a few cents.
Keep your position smaller so you can stay calm.
This wave is all about surviving to wait for the next opportunity.
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WagmiAnon
· 12-14 05:41
Damn it, it's just another pump by the whales. Unlocking from 500 million to 2 billion in one go, and it gets cut in half. I puke.
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Chasing these trash coins is no better than going to a casino; at least there you can have a drink.
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On-chain data clearly shows a self-reinforcing cycle. What about the real trading volume? None visible.
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Controlling position size to avoid leverage sounds easy, but how many can actually do it?
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Wait, if this coin is fully released, is it really only going to 10 bucks? It might get even worse.
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Mindset and funds—if these two are right, everything else doesn't matter. Most people do the opposite.
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Looking at those who frequently chase the highs, you can tell this wave will wipe out a bunch of retail investors.
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Setting a good liquidation price is actually a safe way to catch the position, but the problem is, no one wants to cut it.
In the current market environment, caution should be exercised towards some smaller cryptocurrencies. A market cap of 500 million may not seem high, but if fully unlocked, it could reach a scale of 2 billion. Projects like these often face significant price pressure. From on-chain data, many so-called active transactions are actually the result of manipulative traders cycling their own assets, lacking genuine market consensus support.
The trend of these tokens is usually obvious—prices will ultimately seek the true cost support levels, potentially falling back to around 10 yuan or even dropping to a few cents. Instead of frequently chasing rallies, a more prudent strategy is to control the size of individual positions and avoid excessive leverage. As long as you set reasonable liquidation prices and maintain sufficient risk buffers, you can navigate volatility safely. The benefit of this approach is that when genuine opportunities arise in the market, your funds and mindset will still be intact.