2026-01-11 07:31:02

The operation routine of meme coins on a certain leading exchange is really interesting, it’s completely a pre-designed script.

Act One, some well-known figures release new concepts or token ideas at specific moments, seemingly spontaneous but actually well-prepared. Retail investors hear the wind and act rashly, eager to participate, completely unaware that they have already fallen into a trap.

Act Two is the key. The market-making team has long been clear about the target, and begins to heavily buy up tokens. Retail investors’ enthusiasm and funds just become their tools for taking over. This process repeats in cycles, with each step tightly controlled. The entire market may seem hot, but in reality, it’s a game that has been designed since the concept was born.

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OnchainGossiper

· 01-12 04:30

Hmm, it's the same old story again—retail investors are just being used as cash machines. I've seen through it long ago. When a well-known figure shouts, the grassroots immediately rush in. Market makers have long been lying in wait; we're just here to carry the sedan chairs for them. It's always the same, yet people still go forward to take the bait. How long will this script keep playing before someone finally wakes up?

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CryptoGoldmine

· 01-11 08:00

Looking at this script, I am thinking that the real problem for retail investors is not being manipulated, but rather not having established their own computational power model. Interesting data: the meme coins I saw last year have an average cycle of 42 days from concept to breakdown, while institutions typically complete 80% of their accumulation goals within 7-14 days. Instead of passively taking over, it's better to focus on assets with strong technical fundamentals, as improving the efficiency of recognizing opportunities is the right approach.

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JustHodlIt

· 01-11 07:59

It's always the same old trick, there are really many retail investors who listen to the wind and believe every rumor. --- Speaking of which, we've been tired of this script for a long time, but the problem is no one listens. --- A well-designed game, retail investors are just pawns, wake up everyone. --- Was it arranged from the very beginning? Yes, this is the business logic of exchanges. --- Market-making teams are well aware, yet you still rub your hands together, how funny. --- The term "dumping tool" is used perfectly haha. --- Cycle after cycle, stuck in a dead end, this process has been outdated for a long time. --- Here they come again, who is the well-known person behind the "unintentional act" this time? --- A hot market? It's just carefully choreographed, I believe it. --- Seemingly hot but actually long decided, this is the cruel truth.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-11 07:57

It's the same old trick again, always able to fool a wave of people in. It's just a scripted play—whoever reacts faster gets burned. It's so obvious, yet people still jump in. I'm truly speechless. So who is the mastermind behind the scenes? Is the exchange directly involved? If I had known, I wouldn't have believed those big V's nonsense.

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HashBandit

· 01-11 07:37

ngl this meme coin playbook hits different when you actually do the math... back in my mining days we saw this exact same pattern with gpu farms, except the exit liquidity was way cleaner lol. gas fees alone would eat half these retail positions anyway, but yeah the real rug happens before anyone even notices the TPS bottleneck

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