When CPI comes in better than expected, retail traders immediately pile on long positions with heavy leverage—classic greedy play. Then the hunt begins. Whales shake out the overleveraged players with sudden wicks that hit stops. But here's the thing: don't panic at every dip before the real move. The bounce follows, and the uptrend often resumes stronger. That red candle? Usually just noise before the rip.
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NFTFreezer
· 01-13 17:57
It's the same old story, speaking so casually. When it comes to a pullback, it's still the same story of cutting losses.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 01-13 17:52
Oh dear, it's the same trick again. How can people still fall for it?
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RugResistant
· 01-13 17:47
ngl the leverage trap here is textbook—analyzed thoroughly and it's same pattern repeating. retail gets liquidated, whales accumulate cheap, then moon mission resumes. red flags detected if you're not watching liquidation levels closely tbh
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MEVHunter
· 01-13 17:46
Damn it, it's the same old trick again. The whales have already been brewing in the mempool, while retail investors are still celebrating with leverage.
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On-ChainDiver
· 01-13 17:39
Oh my god, this wave of dumping is really incredible. I was directly cut in half.
When CPI comes in better than expected, retail traders immediately pile on long positions with heavy leverage—classic greedy play. Then the hunt begins. Whales shake out the overleveraged players with sudden wicks that hit stops. But here's the thing: don't panic at every dip before the real move. The bounce follows, and the uptrend often resumes stronger. That red candle? Usually just noise before the rip.