The chip distribution of $GIGGLE is now very interesting. The logic behind the main force抢筹 during the sell-off phase is very clear—this is a typical last wave of shakeout. About 80% of the chips have already been concentrated by the main force, and retail investors have been heavily cleared out during this period.
From a trading perspective, what does this node usually indicate? It’s the last hesitation before takeoff. The more aggressively the price is hammered down, the more determined the main force is to go long. My judgment is that this wave will not be in vain.
So my strategy is very straightforward—using a margin of 10,000 USDT to fully leverage and trade slowly. This account is committed to going all-in. Either get liquidated and exit, or fly together with the main force. No middle ground. The main force is accumulating, and I am also accumulating. Our interests are aligned at this point. I won’t leave no matter what, just waiting for that moment.
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-10 00:15
Retail investors get wiped out just as I get in; this wave's main force's intention is too obvious.
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PensionDestroyer
· 01-09 12:33
Really, this wave of shakeout tactics is obvious at a glance. Retail investors are still bottom-fishing and are being cut off.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 01-08 11:21
Main force dumping the market is just giving us a chance to buy in; retail investors' panic is the perfect time to bottom out. This wave will definitely take off.
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DaoResearcher
· 01-07 18:52
Based on on-chain chip distribution data, this hypothesis is worth examining within the Token economics framework... An 80% concentration indeed reaches a critical threshold, but the question is—are the incentives of the major players truly aligned with retail investors? There exists a classical agency problem here.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 01-07 18:50
The main force's shakeout has bottomed out, this wave is truly different
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MidnightMEVeater
· 01-07 18:37
Good morning, old friends at 3 a.m. Look at this dump, the tactics are completely rotten, retail investors are still lining up to be buffet.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-07 18:35
80% of the chips are locked, retail investors have been cut again, I know this trick too well.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-07 18:34
Damn, this is the gambler's mentality. Going all-in with leverage and betting against the main force, it's too late to regret when liquidation happens.
The chip distribution of $GIGGLE is now very interesting. The logic behind the main force抢筹 during the sell-off phase is very clear—this is a typical last wave of shakeout. About 80% of the chips have already been concentrated by the main force, and retail investors have been heavily cleared out during this period.
From a trading perspective, what does this node usually indicate? It’s the last hesitation before takeoff. The more aggressively the price is hammered down, the more determined the main force is to go long. My judgment is that this wave will not be in vain.
So my strategy is very straightforward—using a margin of 10,000 USDT to fully leverage and trade slowly. This account is committed to going all-in. Either get liquidated and exit, or fly together with the main force. No middle ground. The main force is accumulating, and I am also accumulating. Our interests are aligned at this point. I won’t leave no matter what, just waiting for that moment.