A certain project team has recently encountered a cooling in market enthusiasm. To reverse the situation, they need to find ways to attract attention. Controlling the ranking on the gainers list is the most direct approach. Assuming that current popularity is still insufficient, today they must at least break into the top five on the gainers list, which means pushing the price to the 20 mark in the evening. However, just stopping at 20 is too risky and could lead to volatility. A more prudent strategy is to continue pushing upward, aiming directly for 22 and above. Once the ranking on the gainers list stabilizes, sustained attention and capital inflow will automatically follow, creating a positive feedback loop. This is a common traffic-driving tactic in the market.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-06 11:55
Basically, it's the same old trick—pumping the market to attract attention.
Here we go again, tired of the leaderboard game.
22? Laughs. In the end, it still results in a dump.
This so-called "benign cycle" has been heard too many times. But what's the result?
Wait a minute, is this logic treating retail investors as ATMs?
Raise the top five gainers, then what? When it's time to cut, just cut.
In the end, there's no escape—either a dump or zero.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 01-06 11:51
Basically, it's just about throwing money to manipulate the market. I'm tired of this routine.
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Stabilizing above 22? Ha, still hoping to create a positive cycle? Just wait for the bagholders.
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It's always the same routine—boosting rankings, grabbing attention, and then? Retail investors get shaken out in one wave.
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Can the top five on the gainers list automatically attract funds? How come it looks like they're just courting death to me?
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If project teams really think that way, then I think they're dreaming. The market isn't that naive.
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Instead of pondering how to manipulate the market, it's better to focus on building a good product. That's all.
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From 20 to 22, sounds simple, but in practice, you can easily trap yourself.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-06 11:31
I'm too familiar with this routine, playing like this every time.
Pumping the top gainers list is just to attract retail investors in, a classic prelude to cutting the leeks.
Can a positive cycle form between 20 and 22? Wake up, buddy.
Here we go again, what was the consultation heat for projects like this last time?
Instead of staring at the rankings, better to see what the team is doing.
Alright, since retail investors are just falling for this, I'll continue to watch the show.
Basically, there's no real progress, just prolonging life by pumping the market.
A certain project team has recently encountered a cooling in market enthusiasm. To reverse the situation, they need to find ways to attract attention. Controlling the ranking on the gainers list is the most direct approach. Assuming that current popularity is still insufficient, today they must at least break into the top five on the gainers list, which means pushing the price to the 20 mark in the evening. However, just stopping at 20 is too risky and could lead to volatility. A more prudent strategy is to continue pushing upward, aiming directly for 22 and above. Once the ranking on the gainers list stabilizes, sustained attention and capital inflow will automatically follow, creating a positive feedback loop. This is a common traffic-driving tactic in the market.