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#隐私币生态普涨 This operation can be described as a textbook-level market game!
Here's the thing - the opening price is set at 0.3U, but the project team played a timing difference: not issuing any private placement tokens, and even holding back on airdrops. The circulating supply is pitifully low, a crash? Not possible.
When the price quietly crawled to 1U, someone noticed something unusual: the private placement shares were still lying in the contract, sleeping soundly. Normally, private placement players would open short positions at this price level to hedge against risks, right? Indeed, some people did that. Even more absurd is that a bunch of retail investors who didn't get the coins saw the rise and also opened shorts, thinking "this wave is definitely going to retrace."
Then MMT is directly pulled to 6U.
All hedging positions and short positions instantly went to zero. Those with coins were harvested, and those without coins were not spared either. With one slash, everyone is back at the same starting line.
This strategy is indeed ruthless, but the logic is quite ingenious—controlling the circulation volume, inducing competitors to concentrate their positions, and then using liquidity advantages to reverse harvest. This is a typical case of information asymmetry, where the timing of private placement unlocks becomes the biggest weapon.
The market is like this, some people play chess, and some people are the chess pieces. Which side are you on?