Recently, the pattern continues to profit from liquidity mining pools on some leading exchanges, but honestly, this wave of market conditions is not friendly to most tokens. Even if you judge that a project is undervalued, you have to ask—does anyone really want to buy in? Just look at the order book and you'll understand.
Ten new projects launching simultaneously, maybe only one or two can replicate the previous explosive growth, while the remaining nine, even from the opening to now, when averaging ROI, show no difference from the initial sell-off trend. This is the market reality.
So tonight, pay attention to the movements of the IR project. In such a big environment, choosing the right weight is very crucial.
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MetaMisery
· 8h ago
The order book makes it obvious who's singing a solo, there aren't many who are really taking over.
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Rugman_Walking
· 12h ago
The order book clearly shows who is scamming whom; there are really fewer bagholders now.
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GasFeeDodger
· 12-18 06:30
Order book clearly shows who is taking the bait; no one wants it at all.
Where have all the bagholders gone? This wave of market movement really can't hold up.
Nine out of ten projects are dead; expecting a turnaround is just wishful thinking.
Underrated? Laughable. Without liquidity, everything is pointless.
How's IR doing? Take a quick look tonight.
Choosing the right weight is a matter of life and death; otherwise, you're just a leek.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 12-17 14:54
Order book一展开,麻烦事就全都暴露了,哈哈
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This time, it's really about betting on popularity, not fundamentals anymore
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Nine out of ten people are just along for the ride, this is the usual operation in Web3
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Liquidity mining can still earn steadily, I don't have the leisure to chase new coins
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Undervalued? It depends on whether there's a bagholder; if no one wants it, everything is pointless
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IR tonight, pay attention, but don't have too many illusions about new projects
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If ROI is flattened out, it's the same as a first-day dump? That's just cutting the leeks
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 12-17 14:54
Order book is straightforward; where have all the bagholders gone?
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Nine out of ten projects are scams—that's this year's market trend.
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Undervalued? That's a joke. Someone has to buy to consider it undervalued.
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Liquidity mining profits are mainly for big players; retail investors, don't bother.
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IR has shown interest, but I'm not confident. Weighting is basically gambling.
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Listing new coins now feels like gambling, with a nine out of ten chance of losing.
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Honestly, reading the order book is much more accurate than looking at candlestick charts.
Recently, the pattern continues to profit from liquidity mining pools on some leading exchanges, but honestly, this wave of market conditions is not friendly to most tokens. Even if you judge that a project is undervalued, you have to ask—does anyone really want to buy in? Just look at the order book and you'll understand.
Ten new projects launching simultaneously, maybe only one or two can replicate the previous explosive growth, while the remaining nine, even from the opening to now, when averaging ROI, show no difference from the initial sell-off trend. This is the market reality.
So tonight, pay attention to the movements of the IR project. In such a big environment, choosing the right weight is very crucial.