Remember one thing: no matter how great the operation is, the prerequisite is that the leading player must not slack off. If the leader falters, even the biggest pattern is pointless.
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0xSoulless
· 12-10 14:55
When the leader falls, everything collapses. Don't talk to me about the overall pattern; no matter how eloquently you put it, you're just getting cut off.
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ChainComedian
· 12-10 14:53
If the leader can't lead, all the fancy moves are just for show.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-10 14:36
When the leader underperforms, all efforts are in vain. That's exactly how I went through tough times.
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MemeCurator
· 12-10 14:32
Leading the way and then stumbling, I've really seen it too often—someone takes the lead and wavers for a long time, only to make the others' efforts completely worthless.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-10 14:28
That's true, but the true key is the liquidity depth of the leading tokens. I've seen many data points showing that once the liquidity gap of the leading cryptocurrencies exceeds 3%, the follower coins tend to follow suit and dump their holdings within minutes. The arbitrage opportunity disappears instantly, and slippage can wipe out all the profits.
Remember one thing: no matter how great the operation is, the prerequisite is that the leading player must not slack off. If the leader falters, even the biggest pattern is pointless.