#美联储重启降息步伐 saw a whale’s order with an unrealized loss of over three million— that’s several lifetimes of savings for an average person. But with this kind of size, could the market makers already be targeting them? Just now, pippib suddenly made a sharp move; this is the first time that’s happened after such a long uptrend.
Feels like a crash could come at any moment. If the margin is thick enough, maybe they can hang on and make a comeback. But honestly, with these kind of shitcoins, it’s safer to just play small short positions for quick trades, make some pocket money and call it a day. Don’t get too greedy.
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ValidatorViking
· 11h ago
honestly that liquidation cascade screams slashing event waiting to happen... big wallets like that become honeypots real quick. the needle reversal you're seeing? textbook validator set manipulation if you ask me.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 12-06 10:19
A 3 million unrealized loss, just looking at it hurts. That's why I only dare to play with pocket change.
With such a sharp dip, the whales are definitely accumulating chips.
Big players can handle it, but we retail investors need to be more cautious—it's best to take profits and run when we can.
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MemecoinTrader
· 12-06 10:16
ngl the whale liquidation cascade we're witnessing rn is basically a textbook sentiment manipulation play... classic pump-and-dump choreography before the real money moves in
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MevShadowranger
· 12-06 10:13
More than 3 million in unrealized losses—what a strong heart he must have. I’m getting anxious just thinking about it.
That’s how meme coins are. The moment the wick plunges down, so many people get liquidated instantly.
The Fed is cutting rates and liquidity is active, but the whales’ moves this time are definitely a bit strange—gotta be careful.
Short-term shorts really are safer. I’m just playing with pocket money size positions; gotta make sure I can sleep well.
When the wick hit I almost coughed up blood, but thankfully my position was small enough.
A crash will come when it’s due. The key is whether you can survive until then.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-06 09:58
This whale really can’t hold it together anymore. Three million lost just like that—I'm nervous for him even as a small retail investor myself.
The market makers must have had their eyes on him for a while; with that kind of volume, there’s no way it went unnoticed.
When the needle drops, you find out who’s swimming naked—anyone who can’t hold on is going to be forced out.
That’s how these meme coins are—huge swings that we can’t handle. Better to take small profits and run; greed never ends well.
To put it bluntly, the real issue is not having enough capital—otherwise, you wouldn’t need to be so timid.
Even if you survive this wave, it doesn’t mean you’ll recover; you might just end up stuck even deeper.
Instead of gambling it all, it’s better to earn pocket money steadily and feel secure.
#美联储重启降息步伐 saw a whale’s order with an unrealized loss of over three million— that’s several lifetimes of savings for an average person. But with this kind of size, could the market makers already be targeting them? Just now, pippib suddenly made a sharp move; this is the first time that’s happened after such a long uptrend.
Feels like a crash could come at any moment. If the margin is thick enough, maybe they can hang on and make a comeback. But honestly, with these kind of shitcoins, it’s safer to just play small short positions for quick trades, make some pocket money and call it a day. Don’t get too greedy.