In this bull market, as long as the market itself isn't cooling down, the artificial adjustment of expectations is actually about controlling the pace of the rise. This kind of adjustment instead indicates that the market is gaining recognition—overheating in a bull market can lead to sharp declines, but the sentiment doesn't break as a result. Yesterday, several major cryptocurrencies dumped at the end of the trading session, and today they are supporting the market with stablecoins or blue-chip coins. Essentially, this means: when enthusiasm is high, major coins slow down the market; when market risk sentiment increases, these mainstream coins come out to rescue. To put it simply, this strategy is a typical "slow bull" approach—pushing prices up while controlling the rhythm.
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TokenVelocity
· 01-15 09:59
Dumping the market to lure in buyers—it's basically just dancing; you gotta keep the rhythm right.
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ChainChef
· 01-15 09:56
nah this is just the recipe simmering at the right temp... they're seasoning the bull run properly tbh. dump yesterday, pump today with the blue chips—classic market appetite management. slow-cooked gains hit different fr
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-15 09:50
Dumping and buying back to manipulate the market, really treating retail investors as ATMs.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-15 09:45
Oh my, it's the same slow bull game again, the funders are really playing it smoothly.
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SellLowExpert
· 01-15 09:40
A slow bull is a slow bull, anyway I've already gotten used to being locked out.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 01-15 09:37
It's basically a textbook on insider trading techniques—publicly cutting the leeks while secretly shouting "slow bull."
In this bull market, as long as the market itself isn't cooling down, the artificial adjustment of expectations is actually about controlling the pace of the rise. This kind of adjustment instead indicates that the market is gaining recognition—overheating in a bull market can lead to sharp declines, but the sentiment doesn't break as a result. Yesterday, several major cryptocurrencies dumped at the end of the trading session, and today they are supporting the market with stablecoins or blue-chip coins. Essentially, this means: when enthusiasm is high, major coins slow down the market; when market risk sentiment increases, these mainstream coins come out to rescue. To put it simply, this strategy is a typical "slow bull" approach—pushing prices up while controlling the rhythm.