2026-01-11 06:26:41

Meme Monsoon is rising again? A certain leading exchange has indeed increased its subsidy力度 in this round—directly launching a billion-dollar support plan. For exchanges, this investment may be a drop in the bucket, but for the market, it's a timely rain. Think about it, exchanges are like casinos issuing chips, aiming to activate scenes and attract trading volume. When market liquidity dries up, new blood must be injected. With this subsidy wave, retail investors and institutions are eager to try. In simple terms, ecological prosperity requires this kind of "money distribution" to stimulate activity, allowing low-liquidity tokens to turn around by leveraging the trend. In a sense, this is the industry's self-sustaining mechanism—by incentivizing everyone to share a piece of the pie, the market's enthusiasm also rises.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-11 12:54

Billions of dollars poured in, can we retail investors get a piece of the pie? But honestly, this is just a new trick to harvest retail investors' funds.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-11 06:54

Hundreds of millions in subsidies are pouring in, and it's time to harvest some more retail investors. --- What’s the use of subsidies? In the end, the crypto world is just players scamming each other. --- Spreading coins every day, exchanges profit from the spread, and we just play the fool. --- Liquidity drying up? Clearly, it's the whales accumulating, don’t be fooled. --- The Meme season is back. Who will get rich this time? Anyway, it won't be retail investors. --- Hundreds of millions of dollars in support, just to make everyone pay more fees. Smart people see through it. --- Spreading coins to boost popularity, then dumping when the hype peaks—an old, tired trick. --- This move by the exchange is just using retail investors as cash machines. --- No matter how big the subsidies are, they’re useless. Coins without fundamentals can’t turn around. --- Another big show begins. Are you ready to be harvested?

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-11 06:49

Hundreds of millions of dollars are thrown in, and retail investors start YOLOing. How many years has this trick been played, and people still fall for it.

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PhantomMiner

· 01-11 06:32

Billions of dollars poured in, this wave is probably going to cut another wave of retail investors. --- Subsidies are so awesome, too bad I missed that train. --- Here we go again? Exchanges are so sneaky, retail investors should just watch the show honestly. --- Liquidity dries up and they just print coins, I really don’t understand this logic. --- Low-liquidity coins take the opportunity to take off? I bet five bucks it will end in a complete mess. --- Casino theories sound good, but we all have to admit we are the ones being harvested. --- This kind of self-sustaining cycle sounds nice, but in reality? It’s just the house taking advantage of retail investors.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-11 06:27

Hundreds of millions of dollars poured in, this time it's really serious, retail investors have work to do again.

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