2026-01-08 18:32:25

Decided to temporarily clear out my positions, I've been observing for the past three months. To be honest, I feel this round of the market is approaching the ceiling.

The most heartbreaking issue is liquidity—every day there are countless new Meme coin projects, which are dividing an already scarce market liquidity. Retail investors' active funds have long dried up, and buying pressure is weak. New coins keep flooding in, but they fail to attract genuine incremental capital, ultimately turning into a game of hot potato.

I've simply decided to withdraw funds and spend the New Year. There's no valuable capital flow in the market anymore; it seems more like people are just testing the waters, not as hot as the past two years. On the other hand, opportunities in the US stock market look clearer, at least the fundamentals are relatively transparent.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 16h ago

It's better to clear out early than to clear out cleverly. This wave of liquidity exhaustion is truly a bloody lesson. Another round of hot potato, I've already been liquidated once, I don't want to go through it a second time. Since the day Meme coins exploded, I knew it was hopeless. The market cap is so small when the funds are spread out, new projects keep emerging every day, still just bloodsucking or bloodsucking. Basically, it's the high leverage ratio and the risk of liquidation everywhere. The US stock market is much more transparent, at least you don't have to watch the liquidation prices every day. This time, I really plan to lie flat during the New Year. The market is full of testing orders, with no real money involved. Just clear out if you want to, it's a hundred times better than going all-in and getting wiped out.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 01-11 06:42

I think the same way. With so many Meme coins, who can withstand it? Liquidity has long hit rock bottom. Retail investors' money simply can't bear this market; it's better to step back and take a breather. The US stock market is indeed more stable, at least there's some logic to follow. Clearing out before the New Year is no problem; let's talk about it later. This round really doesn't have the same momentum as the year before; it feels like everyone is just gambling on the next sucker to take over.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-08 18:58

Oh my, the liquidity really can't hold up anymore, the game of hot potato keeps going on and on. Retail active funds have long been drained by meme coins, who can withstand this? It's better to take advantage of the remaining blood and switch to US stocks, at least you don't have to worry every day.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-08 18:50

I've long seen through this market rally as a false boom, with Meme coins running rampant and draining liquidity. You're right, the liquidity crunch really can't be sustained anymore. Whether to clear out or not, I'm switching to US stocks anyway; transparency in fundamentals is the way to go. Tired of the hot potato game, it's better to look for assets with real logic. This round has truly come to an end, and retail investors are all cutting their losses.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-08 18:48

It was about time to run, meme coins are exploding, retail investors have been wiped out Liquidity is at the bottom, that's correct. Investing in new coins now just makes you the bag holder The US stock market is indeed more stable, with transparent fundamentals that are much stronger than here Chinese New Year should be a time to rest, look carefully before jumping in --- The ceiling is almost reached, I feel the same way, but I still want to try to catch the bottom one more time. Being able to hold back is what makes a winner --- Are we finally returning to traditional finance? This cycle does feel quite dull --- I'm very familiar with the game of pass-the-parcel; someone always ends up with the last turn

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DegenDreamer

· 01-08 18:33

Oh wow, saying that liquidity has bottomed out really hits home. I feel the same way. The metaphor of passing the flower around is perfect. There's really no new capital entering the market now. It's fine to clear out before the New Year; anyway, this market really isn't interesting anymore. The transparency of the US stock market is indeed better than the crypto world, but that also means we should look for a new direction.

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