#BinanceABCs All of these orders are operated by robots, and the entire market looks like a scripted play. Trading volume, distribution of holding addresses, those seemingly key on-chain data — in short, all are illusions carefully arranged by the market makers for retail investors to see. Everyone knows how much genuine market participation there really is. That’s why analyzing K-lines or studying holdings often leads to being cut off. Instead of guessing blindly while staring at the chart alone, it’s better to band together for warmth, remind each other, share information, and perhaps avoid detours.
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NFTRegretful
· 2025-12-21 05:42
You're right, someone studies the Candlestick Chart for half a day, only to end up being Be Played for Suckers.
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SquidTeacher
· 2025-12-20 05:21
The phrase "robot trading" has become tiresome, but it really hits the point—retail investors are just being cut like leeks.
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Rather than trusting K-line charts, it's better to trust your own instincts; after all, we're all being manipulated.
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Huddling together for warmth sounds comforting, but there are pitfalls too—who can guarantee that teammates won't betray you?
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On-chain data is all an illusion, so what's the point of studying it?
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That's right, the problem is how to find a reliable team—that's the real challenge.
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It's another reminder for everyone to watch out for each other; but after all the reminders, aren't we just jumping into the pit together?
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Saying the entire market is just a script is too absolute, but large funds are indeed controlling the rhythm—that's true.
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Why remind each other? Because information asymmetry means less profit.
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Being sober is good, but what can we do? Not trading means avoiding getting cut, but we don't want to miss opportunities either.
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degenonymous
· 2025-12-18 09:30
Wake up, those who look at the candlestick charts are all suckers; on-chain data has already been manipulated.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 2025-12-18 09:30
ngl, feels like we're at mile 18 of this particular pump cycle where the fatigue starts hitting different. all that on-chain data theater? yeah, it's just water stations designed to distract sprinters. real accumulation happens quietly, not in these orchestrated volume spikes.
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SilentObserver
· 2025-12-18 09:30
Robot trading has long been an open secret. Relying solely on analyzing charts alone is really waiting to be cut, so information sharing is essential.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 2025-12-18 09:29
They've been completely exposed; on-chain data is just a facade. No need to point out the obvious.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 2025-12-18 09:27
Compromised, this market really is just robots having fun, all the data is an illusion
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 2025-12-18 09:06
Wake up, the on-chain data game has been played out long ago. Those who are truly making money don't pay attention to this at all.
#BinanceABCs All of these orders are operated by robots, and the entire market looks like a scripted play. Trading volume, distribution of holding addresses, those seemingly key on-chain data — in short, all are illusions carefully arranged by the market makers for retail investors to see. Everyone knows how much genuine market participation there really is. That’s why analyzing K-lines or studying holdings often leads to being cut off. Instead of guessing blindly while staring at the chart alone, it’s better to band together for warmth, remind each other, share information, and perhaps avoid detours.