2026-01-10 12:31:16

The market has been quite good in recent days, and some project teams are organizing financing rounds to open. To be honest, the participation logic of these types of projects is like a vicious cycle — you are either a member of the internal group, able to catch the early layout and pump-up rhythm; or a liquidity provider who enters later, facing high risk of being the last to take the loss. There is no gray area in between. That’s why many people get in and can’t get out; market liquidity seems sufficient, but in reality, it’s a carefully designed trap. Before participating, you really need to think clearly about what your role is.

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GweiWatcher

· 10h ago

It's another round of fundraising, I can memorize this routine already.

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LadderToolGuy

· 14h ago

The whole financing scheme has long been transparent to me. Basically, it's a meat grinder designed specifically for retail investors. Ask yourself honestly before entering: are you a whale or a retail investor? There is no third identity. Someone has taken the bait again. I won't say more, just wait for the cry of the bagholders. It looks like there's plenty of liquidity, but it's all an illusion created by the manipulators. It's really disgusting. Bro, your words are too blunt, but that's exactly how it is. Experienced traders simply don't touch this stuff; the risks are too high and not worth it. Every time, someone claims they can make quick money, but in the end, it's the same outcome. The trap is set, just waiting for people to jump in, but it's hard to defend against.

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rugged_again

· 01-10 13:01

Launching a new project again? I'll just take a look, I definitely won't be jumping in.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-10 13:01

I've seen through that financing scheme a long time ago. Basically, it's an upgraded version of pulling the wool over retail investors' eyes. The insiders have long known the rhythm of market manipulation; retail investors entering are basically just giving away their money. That middle sentence hit the mark—there's really no gray area: either make quick money or get trapped. I just don't understand why every time, people knowingly walk into a tiger's den. These traps are becoming more sophisticated year by year. Ample liquidity actually makes it the most dangerous. Wake up, everyone. Ask yourself whether you're the one manipulating the market or the bag-holder. Having this awareness means you've already won half the battle.

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StablecoinSkeptic