2025-12-24 19:22:09

When you spot UNI making a sharp move upward, only to get hammered by intense selling pressure immediately after—that's not your signal to load the bags with hopium.

Here's what's really happening: fresh liquidity just landed in the market. And whenever liquidity shows up, someone's already decided it's their exit ramp.

The math is simple. Price jumps attract orders, but that sudden volume spike? It's not retail FOMO—it's big players or insiders heading for the door while there's actual volume to sell into.

In situations like this, hesitation can cost you. Either you read the momentum fast and position accordingly, or you get left holding the bag when the rug gets pulled. No middle ground, no second chances.

Pay attention to what the volume is actually telling you—not what you hope it means.

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XiaoQiaoV888

· 4h ago

So many whales and shills, killing one is like killing one.

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PensionDestroyer

· 7h ago

It's the same story again. When liquidity comes in, someone runs away. The problem is, how do we know we're not the ones holding the bag?

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CrossChainMessenger

· 7h ago

Big bosses, I've seen this trick of dumping stocks so many times before. Uniswap is doing the same thing again.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 7h ago

This is a typical scenario where the big players dump the market while retail investors become the bagholders.

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OnchainHolmes

· 7h ago

Big funds come in and then run away, I've seen this trick too many times. To make quick money, you need to have sharp eyes.

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ProofOfNothing

· 7h ago

Oh my, it's the same routine again. Every time they say there are no intermediate options, but I still end up losing.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 8h ago

Bro, I know this UNI pattern too well. Fresh liquidity coming in is a signal that big players are fleeing, retail investors are still dreaming. --- It's the same old trick, pumping to attract retail investors, then turning around and dumping. --- Really, look at the trading volume clearly and don't deceive yourself. Either react quickly or get trapped. --- It's always like this, new liquidity = institutional exit, there's hardly any room for operation in between. --- That's why I never add to positions during pump-ups anymore. I've learned my lesson too many times. --- Exactly, those who hesitate are the ones who end up holding the bag. There's no middle ground. --- I've seen this UNI move countless times. It's just a liquidity trap. --- I've realized that not every volume spike is worth chasing; you need to distinguish who is selling off.

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