$MMT This airdrop is a textbook case of play people for suckers.
The timeline is very strange: the official announcement said the airdrop would be available within a few hours, but it kept getting delayed. Retail investors are caught in a dilemma - holding onto coins for the airdrop risks a price drop, while not buying risks missing out. The "most rational" choice has become to short hedge. It seems stable, but it actually plays people for suckers.
The real killer move lies in the delay itself. The project party and major players exploit information asymmetry, suddenly ramping up the price by nearly 50%! The spot price instantly diverges from the contract price, creating a serious inversion. Retail investors who shorted in advance for "hedging" are directly squeezed in both directions—short positions get liquidated, and the spot hasn't even been received.
What kind of technical adjustment is this? It is clearly a carefully designed trap. The delay is not a bug, it is a weapon. Every operation that makes you feel "safe" may be a hidden mine set by others.
To survive in this market, you can't just focus on candlestick charts and white papers. The unseen time differences, loopholes in the rules, and human weaknesses are the real meat grinders. You think you're playing the market? In reality, you're just a piece on the chessboard.
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CountdownToBroke
· 11-08 01:18
I've seen many liquidation disasters.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 11-07 21:21
It's really no wonder that the little guys get harvested.
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ContractSurrender
· 11-05 01:49
Once again, been taken for a ride.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 11-05 01:48
play people for suckers就完事了
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NFTArchaeologist
· 11-05 01:47
play people for suckers level harvesting technique
$MMT This airdrop is a textbook case of play people for suckers.
The timeline is very strange: the official announcement said the airdrop would be available within a few hours, but it kept getting delayed. Retail investors are caught in a dilemma - holding onto coins for the airdrop risks a price drop, while not buying risks missing out. The "most rational" choice has become to short hedge. It seems stable, but it actually plays people for suckers.
The real killer move lies in the delay itself. The project party and major players exploit information asymmetry, suddenly ramping up the price by nearly 50%! The spot price instantly diverges from the contract price, creating a serious inversion. Retail investors who shorted in advance for "hedging" are directly squeezed in both directions—short positions get liquidated, and the spot hasn't even been received.
What kind of technical adjustment is this? It is clearly a carefully designed trap. The delay is not a bug, it is a weapon. Every operation that makes you feel "safe" may be a hidden mine set by others.
To survive in this market, you can't just focus on candlestick charts and white papers. The unseen time differences, loopholes in the rules, and human weaknesses are the real meat grinders. You think you're playing the market? In reality, you're just a piece on the chessboard.