Just now, I checked this coin's liquidity and it seemed pretty good, so I made a trade. I nominally listed 140,000, but the actual transaction was just over 30,000. When I turned around, I realized everyone's trading volume had surged to 140,000. Suddenly, I felt like I was being swept along, so I decided to give up chasing this wave. It seems that competition in this market is really getting fiercer. Sometimes, following the trend can easily lead to pitfalls; it's better to think carefully before making a move.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 20h ago
Getting cut again? 140,000 down to 30,000, this data is outrageous.
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NFTRegretful
· 20h ago
It's a scam, this is the trick of false prosperity.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 20h ago
This is the crypto world; numbers can be deceiving.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 20h ago
140,000 orders placed, 30,000 executed. This is the daily routine in the crypto world—false prosperity.
Just now, I checked this coin's liquidity and it seemed pretty good, so I made a trade. I nominally listed 140,000, but the actual transaction was just over 30,000. When I turned around, I realized everyone's trading volume had surged to 140,000. Suddenly, I felt like I was being swept along, so I decided to give up chasing this wave. It seems that competition in this market is really getting fiercer. Sometimes, following the trend can easily lead to pitfalls; it's better to think carefully before making a move.