2025-12-11 19:20:20

SOL's performance is really strange. If I don't complain, it just stalls and pretends to be dead; if I curse a couple of words, it immediately shows its attitude and starts to rise? Is the dog whale specifically targeting retail investors' emotions to do reverse operations? Fine, I think I’ve figured out the trick — next time before building a position, go to the community and curse a round; maybe it can serve as an activation ceremony. This market is all about psychological warfare — whoever breaks first loses, but this feeling of being led by the nose is really speechless.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 12-12 03:50

Haha, there's some truth to it. I also discovered that criticizing it makes it go up; the more I criticize, the more it rises. I feel like I've become an assistant to the market maker.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 12-12 03:13

Haha, isn't this exactly the insight I've gained over the past few years—mind reading the market makers? I read their wallets. I've long seen through SOL; it's just an emotion amplifier. The more anxious retail investors get, the more it reverses. So now I trade against retail investors' breaking points, and my annualized return is twice as high as following the trend.

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