The Quack project price has been halved. According to the latest news, the project’s stock price plummeted immediately after an important announcement, with a single-day decline of 50%. Such sharp fluctuations are common in the crypto market—key information releases often serve as a watershed for prices. Whether it’s negative news or market expectations, both can trigger chain reactions. For holders, this underscores the importance of risk management; for traders, it may present rebound opportunities. The market is always re-pricing.
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MEVSandwich
· 9h ago
Cut in half? This same trick again, who the hell is still buying into this?
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 9h ago
Damn, another half-cut? Quack, are you trying to wipe out retail investors?
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50% lost in a day, this is why I don't dare to go all-in.
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The expectation gap hit hard, the moment the news came out, it dumped... I just watched silently.
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Rebound opportunity? Or reverse opportunity? I wouldn't dare to catch this level of decline.
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Another project taught me how to behave, I’ve learned, I’ve learned.
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Current holders must be crying their eyes out, this is a textbook case of risk management.
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Quack literally means "quack" in translation, but now it’s not making any noise.
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50% in a single day, this pace is faster than my heartbeat.
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WalletDivorcer
· 9h ago
It's Quack again. Is this really the end this time?
I've seen many halts before, and the key is that it will probably keep falling...
50% in one day? I bet five bucks there are still people cutting losses at the bottom.
Rebound opportunity? Ha, I'll just watch quietly as this wave of chopping leeks.
This is the daily routine of the crypto market—every time there's news, everything crashes.
Why does it seem like projects always experience a sharp drop before running away?
Holders probably want to cut their losses now. That's why I don't touch small coins.
Risk management? It's about time to learn the art of running away.
Another "repricing." To put it nicely, it's just the leeks being chopped again.
Quack... the name itself is unreliable. Now everything makes sense.
If there's really a rebound, even if I was wrong to invest, I don't believe such good fortune will happen.
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NoStopLossNut
· 9h ago
50% cut? Ha, it's another "breaking news" disaster scene—this is the daily life of crypto.
Quack really couldn't hold back this time; it seems the insiders had already pulled out long ago.
Rebound opportunity? I think there's an 80% chance it will drop further... The coins in my hand are all playing out tragedies.
That's why I say you can't go all-in on any project. Today's big influencer could be the next bag-holder tomorrow.
Stop-loss really saves lives; otherwise, in times like these, you're just cutting your losses.
The Quack project price has been halved. According to the latest news, the project’s stock price plummeted immediately after an important announcement, with a single-day decline of 50%. Such sharp fluctuations are common in the crypto market—key information releases often serve as a watershed for prices. Whether it’s negative news or market expectations, both can trigger chain reactions. For holders, this underscores the importance of risk management; for traders, it may present rebound opportunities. The market is always re-pricing.