The recent market trends have become baffling again.
Every time the market drops, that old saying starts circulating in the crypto community—"Paris is on the train."
Simply put, when the market goes up, everyone acts like an expert; when it goes down, it’s all about superstition. This is probably the truest reflection of the crypto market.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-07 14:29
Gains and losses are all down to luck, so no one should act like a big shot.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-07 14:25
Haha, that's absolutely right. When the market is up, everyone is an expert; when it's down, they're all muggles.
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rugged_again
· 12-07 14:22
Haha, now no one dares to chat nonsense, right?
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MEVHunter
· 12-07 14:09
The rise and fall all depend on the order of those pending transactions queued in the mempool. Simply put, it's a game of sandwich attack success rates—whoever can grab a better gas price window wins. This isn't superstition; it's purely an engineering problem.
The recent market trends have become baffling again.
Every time the market drops, that old saying starts circulating in the crypto community—"Paris is on the train."
Simply put, when the market goes up, everyone acts like an expert; when it goes down, it’s all about superstition. This is probably the truest reflection of the crypto market.