The recent price movements in the crypto market have indeed sparked quite a bit of controversy.
The gains of BTC and ETH seem outrageous, but a closer look reveals that the underlying logic is also worth questioning. Recently, the "hundred-thousand-fold prediction" flooded major social platforms; it sounds like a joke, but does anyone really believe it?
The most absurd issue is liquidity. If certain projects' prices are to be driven to that level, relying solely on an initial pool of a few thousand tokens is simply not enough—anyone with market experience can see that.
So—does this make sense or not? Market participants actually have a clear understanding.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-06 15:02
Once again, we've been trapped by liquidity. Wake up, everyone. The pool is so shallow, and you still want to pump the market? That's how I got liquidated the last time I went all in.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-06 06:24
A hundred thousand times, those people must have their heads filled with water. Who can't see through this trivial liquidity issue?
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MaticHoleFiller
· 01-05 10:50
A hundred-thousand-fold dream is just for harvesting the leeks. Do you really think liquidity can be created out of thin air?
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-05 10:41
A hundred-thousand-fold prediction is all nonsense. People who truly believe it must have their brains soaked in water.
The recent price movements in the crypto market have indeed sparked quite a bit of controversy.
The gains of BTC and ETH seem outrageous, but a closer look reveals that the underlying logic is also worth questioning. Recently, the "hundred-thousand-fold prediction" flooded major social platforms; it sounds like a joke, but does anyone really believe it?
The most absurd issue is liquidity. If certain projects' prices are to be driven to that level, relying solely on an initial pool of a few thousand tokens is simply not enough—anyone with market experience can see that.
So—does this make sense or not? Market participants actually have a clear understanding.