2025-12-10 01:12:17

This round of operations for $TAKE looks pretty lively, right? The whales tried to push the price up a bit over the past two days, attempting to lure in more longs. But the market reaction was very lukewarm—almost no one wanted to buy in.

Let’s do some math: they claim to have raised $7 million (you can guess how real that number is), but now the market cap has already soared to over $300 million. With this kind of mismatch, just imagine how much room there is for dumping. It's pretty tempting.

To be honest, I’m just here to speculate, looking for a chance to make a big return from a small bet. But let me be clear: when it comes to playing with shitcoins, never go all-in. The volatility can easily shake you out.

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HodlAndChill

· 2025-12-12 14:05

The whales are pumping again, but no one is buying... Market cap has increased 50 times, the dumping space is simply incredible. Why get excited... This is how altcoins are. Making quick money also means playing with fire. Those going all-in are just the bagholders. Raising 7 million to 300 million, the tactics are so old and unoriginal. But on the other hand, such multiples are indeed tempting, just too risky... I don't even bother watching pump attempts with no takers; it's not attractive at all.

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MoonlightGamer

· 2025-12-12 02:07

No one is buying in when the big players try to pump the price, this is really unbelievable.

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blockBoy

· 2025-12-10 11:47

The dealer's tricks are getting boring, when no one bids to pump the market, that's a signal. --- Raising 7 million to 300 million? That number is ridiculously out of line, it must hurt a lot to invest. --- Altcoins are just like this, a game for quick profits, don't take it seriously. --- Pump-and-dump schemes happen every day, I'm just waiting for the dump to buy cheap. --- It's all good talk about fundraising, but in reality, it's just cutting leeks; those who understand get it. --- The lack of takers is the most genuine response; even the calm-looking dealers are getting anxious. --- Taking a small risk for big gains sounds nice, but most likely you're just being dumped; I've done the math. --- What kind of joke valuation is a 300 million market cap? I really can't believe it. --- "Don't hold heavy positions," that's true; I've seen people around me lose big by going all-in. --- Trying to pump once didn't work, so the next step is to dump; that's how the pattern goes.

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BugBountyHunter

· 2025-12-10 01:42

7 million in financing hyped up to a 300 million market cap—these numbers are just ridiculous. --- A pump with no one to take over—what does that mean? Even the whales are losing confidence. --- Shitcoins are pure gambling. Don’t throw your living expenses into them. --- With such a severe inversion, it’s bound to come crashing down sooner or later. It’s just a matter of who’s left holding the bag. --- Testing the waters with a pump and no one follows—next step is probably a dump. --- The ratio between financing and market cap—what an act. --- High risk, high reward sounds exciting, but one nosedive and it’s all gone. --- The market’s indifference is a crucial signal. It means even the big players think it’s risky.

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ContractFreelancer

· 2025-12-10 01:42

This trick by the whales is old; no one's falling for it anymore. Raising 7 million and hyping it up to 300 million, that's quite an exaggerated multiple. That's how it is with shitcoins—a single swing and it crashes straight to the bottom. I'll stay on the sidelines and wait for it to shake things up a bit more. It's easy to get shaken out in this kind of market; I can't afford to play.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 2025-12-10 01:35

Raised 7 million but hyped up to a 300 million market cap—I've truly never seen anything this ridiculous. Even the bag holders have run away, which means everyone has seen through it. Say no more, I've already reduced my position. The manipulator's tricks are so old-fashioned, yet they're still using the same playbook. Shitcoins are just for the thrill—only play if you can afford to lose.

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LayerZeroHero

· 2025-12-10 01:32

Raised 7 million but hyped up to a 300 million market cap—how ridiculously inflated is that? When the market maker pumps and no one buys in, it shows everyone is awake now. That’s how shitcoins behave; buying at the top is just giving away your money. Imagine the outcome of going all-in—I’m not touching it. These kinds of projects look lively, but it’s just the same old trick to fleece retail investors. With such a huge gap between the real funding and the claimed numbers, I have no idea where their confidence comes from. Retail investors playing against whales are just throwing bullets into a pit. Let’s wait and see—there’s definitely more to this story.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 2025-12-10 01:32

This trick by the market maker is really outdated. If they can't sustain the pump, they'll have to dump. It looks pretty risky.

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SwapWhisperer

· 2025-12-10 01:29

The market maker is testing the waters and no one is taking the bait, that's just absurd. --- Raising funds from 7 million to 300 million? Just thinking about the dump potential is exciting. --- Altcoins are just for taking a gamble, but seriously, don't go all-in. --- It's really cold, shows the market has seen through it all. --- It's fine to make a small profit, but going heavy is just asking for trouble. --- The gap between fundraising and market cap makes me really want to buy the dip. --- No one can withstand the volatility of these types of coins. --- Just based on this logic, I'll keep watching for now. --- All the bag holders have run off, that's pretty normal. --- It's one thing to be optimistic, but make sure your wallet is secure.

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ContractExplorer

· 2025-12-10 01:21

This trick by the whales is old news; inducing FOMO is the same old tactic. The real joke is that no one is following along. Raising 7 million and hyping it up to a 300 million market cap—that spread is... definitely tempting, but dumping can happen in an instant. That's how shitcoins are, just tools for making quick money, so don't ever treat them like a piggy bank. If you ask me, just wait and see for now—don’t get shaken out.

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