The recent pattern in the BSC ecosystem is becoming increasingly clear. Project teams focus on a single track to build momentum, and once overwhelming interactions and meme marketing start, retail investors basically decide to enter the market. The problem is—within 1 second of a tweet being posted, over 50% of the related liquidity is pulled out, and the market has already been allocated. At this point, on-chain players' choices, whether to buy or not, seem to have their outcomes predetermined. The trend of BSC over these cycles follows the same opening logic and the same way of ending. From the moment a project launches, the fate of market participants seems to be pre-programmed. This phenomenon warrants deep reflection from on-chain players—are they truly participating in trading, or are they just actors on a pre-arranged stage.
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BoredStaker
· 9h ago
The market manipulation tactics have become more profitable year by year. Some people have already seen through it, while others are still dreaming of a comeback.
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MindsetExpander
· 9h ago
It's the familiar routine again. This time I see through it more clearly. Liquidity is pulled out by 50% in one second. Retail investors are like pre-written code—buying or not buying, they both end in death. It's hilarious.
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SchroedingerGas
· 9h ago
Really, I can predict the entire BSC pattern with my eyes closed... Once meme marketing explodes, liquidity disappears instantly, and retail investors are just handing over money.
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fren.eth
· 10h ago
Wake up, everyone. This is just a big theater, and we are all just arranged crowd actors.
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MetaMuskRat
· 10h ago
Really, BSC is now just a script kill; retail investors are always the last to know.
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1 second to extract 50% liquidity? That's outrageous, there's no way to play.
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I've seen through it long ago. As soon as meme marketing heats up, you know it's time to run. Retail investors will always be retail investors.
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Basically, it's just about internal distribution. We just entered the game, who the hell still wants to play?
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The opening is the same as the closing; isn't this just a copy-paste harvesting mechanism?
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Being programmed is truly disgusting; I feel like I'm no different from AI trading coins.
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Rather than participating in trades, it's more like queuing to get slaughtered. Smart people should wake up.
The recent pattern in the BSC ecosystem is becoming increasingly clear. Project teams focus on a single track to build momentum, and once overwhelming interactions and meme marketing start, retail investors basically decide to enter the market. The problem is—within 1 second of a tweet being posted, over 50% of the related liquidity is pulled out, and the market has already been allocated. At this point, on-chain players' choices, whether to buy or not, seem to have their outcomes predetermined. The trend of BSC over these cycles follows the same opening logic and the same way of ending. From the moment a project launches, the fate of market participants seems to be pre-programmed. This phenomenon warrants deep reflection from on-chain players—are they truly participating in trading, or are they just actors on a pre-arranged stage.