Mouse trap runaways have become the norm in the market. Promising project teams quietly build positions first, then publicly announce positive news to boost the price, retail investors rush in to buy in, and finally, a big dump occurs. Those who think this is an "opportunity" and keep adding to their positions often end up being the last buyers. The market works this way—whether you know the tricks or not, the difference in gains is not trivial.
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ValidatorViking
· 7h ago
ngl the same pattern repeats every cycle... insider accumulation, public hype, retail fomo, then the rug pull. it's not even sophisticated anymore, just consensus failure on a different layer. stake your reputation or get slashed.
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FlashLoanKing
· 7h ago
Here we go again, claiming to have found a "new opportunity" every time, but it's still the same old script of cutting leeks.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 7h ago
Another story of a pump-and-dump scheme, the tactics are still the same.
Mouse trap runaways have become the norm in the market. Promising project teams quietly build positions first, then publicly announce positive news to boost the price, retail investors rush in to buy in, and finally, a big dump occurs. Those who think this is an "opportunity" and keep adding to their positions often end up being the last buyers. The market works this way—whether you know the tricks or not, the difference in gains is not trivial.