Spot a whale accumulating at floor prices—that's your signal. Mirror their position with 3 SOL in copy trading to track the move. As the coin climbs toward 100-300k valuations, you're watching the momentum build.
Then comes the aggressive phase: deploy a liquidity attack, bundle it up toward 50k zone. The whale notices their dominance slipping. They hit back hard, pushing bundles into the market, racing to establish control and pump the coin to 6M marketcap.
If timing aligns, you're out with profits while they're left holding bags at inflated prices.
Obviously, this is extremely risky. One miscalculation and you're on the wrong side of a rug. Most people attempting this end up losing. Market dynamics shift fast, whales have more capital and patience. Just food for thought on how liquidity flows in smaller cap ecosystems.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 01-06 23:53
It sounds like a gambler's dream, fighting against the house... but 99% end up as the little guys.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 01-06 23:52
Basically, it's the logic of gamblers, betting against whales for quick money, and 99% of the time, you'll get countered and lose.
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LayoffMiner
· 01-06 23:46
Haha, it sounds good, but in reality, it's just playing with fire.
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SleepTrader
· 01-06 23:41
Basically, it's the gambling addicts' dream of getting rich. Those who have actually played know that whales have much more capital, and our little amount of SOL is not enough to compare.
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TheMemefather
· 01-06 23:37
This is the standard script of pyramid scheme coins. Politely called "liquidity attack," but in reality, it's just following the trend to harvest retail investors. 99% of people are the ones being exploited.
Here's the playbook some traders swear by:
Spot a whale accumulating at floor prices—that's your signal. Mirror their position with 3 SOL in copy trading to track the move. As the coin climbs toward 100-300k valuations, you're watching the momentum build.
Then comes the aggressive phase: deploy a liquidity attack, bundle it up toward 50k zone. The whale notices their dominance slipping. They hit back hard, pushing bundles into the market, racing to establish control and pump the coin to 6M marketcap.
If timing aligns, you're out with profits while they're left holding bags at inflated prices.
Obviously, this is extremely risky. One miscalculation and you're on the wrong side of a rug. Most people attempting this end up losing. Market dynamics shift fast, whales have more capital and patience. Just food for thought on how liquidity flows in smaller cap ecosystems.