Classic playbook: shake out the weak hands, make everyone panic sell thinking it's game over. Then what? Rip it straight back to all-time highs while they're watching from the sidelines. Market makers never disappoint with this one.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 9h ago

Same old trick. Every time it's the same: scare retail investors into selling, then quietly make a fortune themselves.

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MemeKingNFT

· 15h ago

Same old trick again... When bearish signals are everywhere, it's often the bottoming stage; when retail investors are most anxious, that's when the big players make their boldest moves. On-chain data has made it clear: blue-chip projects haven't really been dumping at all.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 15h ago

lmao the delta neutrality on these mm moves is *chef's kiss* — liquidate weak hands, absorb the sell pressure, then front-run the bounce back up. ngmi if you're not tracking the order flow spreads on this.

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BloodInStreets

· 15h ago

Here we go again? It's always the same script—scare the retail investors into selling, and then secretly buy the dip themselves. It's always us retail investors who miss out.

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