Recently, some projects have seen nearly 200 million tokens unlocked this week, revealing an interesting phenomenon.

Where do these newly released tokens actually go? A close look at the candlestick charts makes it clear. Every time a large amount of tokens floods into the market, the project team and market makers seem to have already prepared a script: first, they dump to give retail investors the illusion of "bottom-fishing," attracting continuous buy-in. When retail investors' enthusiasm gradually cools off and they can no longer buy, they quietly start accumulating at low levels. Then, at a certain moment, a bullish signal appears—retail investors are mobilized again, and the cycle repeats.

Compared to the market manipulators' patience? This is a game you will definitely lose. They control the chips, the information, and the rhythm; retail investors are always the passive side.

Instead of frequently taking on the buy side, it's better to stay calm. The smartest approach is not to participate and let them entertain themselves. There are plenty of market opportunities; there's no need to consume your principal and energy on high-risk assets.