Institutions are now all on the sidelines. Remember that wave on October 11th? The way they behaved was really not very pretty. The big retail investors were completely washed out at that time, and capital started to loosen its grip gradually. It’s completely different from the scene earlier this year when funds flooded in and competed to push prices higher.
The dog whales are now cutting leeks at an absurdly fast pace—daily margin calls and liquidations, with no overnight holds. Basically, it’s just one wave of诱多 (诱多: enticing more) and杀 (killing), repeating over and over, to the point where they’re even too lazy to hide it anymore. Before, they could hold out for two days before a liquidation wave hit; now? They just do it openly.
The dream used to be turning $100,000 into $1 million, but now most people’s goal has shifted from making money to just breaking even. I’m not joking; the psychological gap is that huge.
2025 still has time, and I hope the days ahead will turn around. Maybe next year, we’ll see something different.
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MemeEchoer
· 7h ago
October's wave was really disgusting. Now just waiting for institutions to show some kindness.
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Every day liquidation, every day deaths. The big players have already given up on the act.
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From dreaming of 1 million to just breaking even, this is the reality.
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Let's go, brothers, 2025. We can't keep falling apart like this forever.
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Seeing those who spike every 5 minutes makes me really want to smash my phone.
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Mentality management is the biggest test; this round is more important than funds.
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Hopefully, anyway, there's nothing left to lose.
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GasSavingMaster
· 7h ago
Pin insertion liquidation really becoming more and more outrageous. I now gamble every day whether the casino will hit a wave during my holding period.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 7h ago
That wave in October really shattered people's hearts. Now even breaking even has become a luxury.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 7h ago
The October wave was really disgusting. Retail investors were thoroughly washed out, and they're still licking their wounds.
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DiamondHands
· 8h ago
This batch is really amazing. The people from October are probably still lying in the hospital now, haha crying
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liquidation_surfer
· 8h ago
All were pierced through with $3000, still thinking about breaking even? You're too naive, buddy.
Institutions are now all on the sidelines. Remember that wave on October 11th? The way they behaved was really not very pretty. The big retail investors were completely washed out at that time, and capital started to loosen its grip gradually. It’s completely different from the scene earlier this year when funds flooded in and competed to push prices higher.
The dog whales are now cutting leeks at an absurdly fast pace—daily margin calls and liquidations, with no overnight holds. Basically, it’s just one wave of诱多 (诱多: enticing more) and杀 (killing), repeating over and over, to the point where they’re even too lazy to hide it anymore. Before, they could hold out for two days before a liquidation wave hit; now? They just do it openly.
The dream used to be turning $100,000 into $1 million, but now most people’s goal has shifted from making money to just breaking even. I’m not joking; the psychological gap is that huge.
2025 still has time, and I hope the days ahead will turn around. Maybe next year, we’ll see something different.
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