2026-01-06 20:42:38

Don't be fooled by surface information. The apparent inflow of Japanese funds may hide a carefully orchestrated market manipulation behind the scenes.

The market maker has long prepared a complete narrative— from information fermentation to emotional guidance, every step is meticulously calculated. When retail investors fall into the FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) vortex, the actual dump is often ready at that moment.

This tactic has been repeated many times: creating hot topics → attracting follow-up trades → selling at high points → shifting blame to external factors. The result is retail investors taking the bait, the market maker cashing out, and ultimately bearing psychological blows.

The most valuable lesson in the market is to learn how to distinguish true from false information, beware of herd psychology traps, and stay rational amid the hype. Behind each manipulation cycle, there is a test of trading discipline.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 9h ago

Japanese funds? Laughs, we've seen this trick too many times Coming again? Retail investors really should learn to see through these tricks FOMO kills people, stay alert brothers It's always like this, the ones who buy at high prices are always us The information war is well played, but the winners are never in the comment section

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-06 21:12

Here we go again with this set? Japanese funds, whales, FOMO... I'm tired of hearing it all, but somehow someone always falls for it --- That's right, the problem is most people can't tell what is real information and what is just a story made up by the whales --- This kind of manipulation has been around for a long time; the key is to hold your ground and not follow the crowd to win --- I just want to ask, what does "staying rational" mean? Stop trading? Haha --- I've seen through this script long ago, but I still can't avoid it; the lure of the funds is too strong --- It's good to warn about group psychology, but in a bear market, who has the time for that... Just stay alive --- Don't always blame the whales; greed is the root cause. If your mindset is unstable, you should take a break --- Japanese funds flowing in... I damn well don't believe it; such good news is the most dangerous --- Is that all? I'm waiting to see a dump; then it will be the real buying opportunity

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-06 21:11

Japanese funds? Bro, I bet five bucks this is just the prelude to a new round of chopping the leeks. Here we go again, the ones always taking the hit at high levels are us retail investors. The market makers don't even bother changing the script anymore, same old story, different packaging. FOMO is really the biggest enemy for retail investors, always falling for it. Make sure to see clearly before acting, or you'll just end up regretting your wallet. I've seen this move too many times, the tactics are exactly the same. Listen to the capital inflow, but don't believe it completely. Be rational, brother, don't let the rumors lead you by the nose.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-06 21:07

Is this the same trick again? I never trusted Japanese funds. I should have seen through these manipulations long ago. FOMO really is the biggest enemy for retail investors. Honestly, those who are still around without being "liquidated" are just learning this lesson. How many people will fall for it again this time... I feel for all of you.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-06 21:01

Is this set coming again? I really don't believe in Japanese funds anymore, they always say the same thing --- Retail investors are always the last to take the bait, that's nothing new --- FOMO is the beginning of cutting losses, a bloody lesson --- Seeing through the tricks doesn't change anything, it's just that I can't control my hands --- Carefully designed? Basically, it's the art of cutting leeks --- I've seen too many cases of high-level dumping, anyone still getting in will lose money --- Wake up everyone, the big players are always smarter than us --- Group psychological traps are indeed deadly, I was one of those caught in them --- How to tell real from fake? How? The fake ones often sound the best --- Trading discipline is easy to talk about, but when it really matters, we forget everything

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-06 20:52

Here we go again? Japanese funds are just a front.

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