Geopolitical tensions spike? Sure, volatility goes long. But here's the brutal reality—those altcoins everyone's hyping? They're not hedging anything. They're bleeding out. Another 80% drawdown isn't a meme anymore, it's the pattern. Risk-off doesn't discriminate when liquidity dries up.
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NFT_Therapy
· 12h ago
An 80% drop is almost everyday now, and you're still talking about altcoins hedging... That's hilarious.
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ContractTester
· 12-08 23:54
An 80% drop is no joke—this time we can clearly see who's been swimming naked.
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-08 02:57
That's right, anyone still hyping altcoins now is just fooling themselves. The drop has been brutal.
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AirdropHustler
· 12-08 02:56
Simply put, it's just another new trick to fleece retail investors.
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BrokenDAO
· 12-08 02:55
Watching the crypto space play out the same drama again is truly ironic... Every time geopolitical tensions rise, everyone expects those altcoins to act as safe havens? Wake up—that's just an illusion before liquidity dries up. An 80% drop has long become the norm; the mechanisms never considered risk transfer, only distorted incentives.
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ChainWatcher
· 12-08 02:53
I’m just saying, this round is going to fleece retail investors again. Bitcoin is holding up, but the entire crypto market is getting wiped out.
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BridgeNomad
· 12-08 02:37
ngl, watched this exact liquidity fragmentation play out across three bridge exploits last cycle. altcoins aren't hedges, they're just... counter-party risk with extra steps tbh
Geopolitical tensions spike? Sure, volatility goes long. But here's the brutal reality—those altcoins everyone's hyping? They're not hedging anything. They're bleeding out. Another 80% drawdown isn't a meme anymore, it's the pattern. Risk-off doesn't discriminate when liquidity dries up.