2026-01-15 19:24:44

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced intense volatility, with some projects suffering significant declines. KAITO has dropped over 20% in the short term, and the Cookie project has even announced its suspension. Such incidents are occurring frequently, reflecting the current market instability—investors need to stay highly alert, paying attention not only to the fundamentals of projects but also to market trends and risk signals. During periods of high volatility in crypto assets, any sudden change in a project can cause serious impacts in a short period, reminding participants to conduct proper risk management and asset allocation reviews.

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ChainDetective

· 01-15 19:54

Speaking of which, is Cookie gone directly? This is the real crash, more frightening than a 20% drop... --- KAITO dropping so much is also outrageous, it feels like project teams have been playing something lately --- Here we go again with "risk management," always saying the same thing, but some people still go all in... --- Once the suspension announcement is made, those still inside must feel terrible --- The market is just right this way; eliminating unreliable projects. If it were me, I’d be even harsher --- Tracking risk signals? Easy to say, but who can react at critical moments --- Someone warned about Cookie long ago, but no one listened --- A 20% drop is nothing; I’ve seen a day when it went to zero --- The current project teams are really bold; they just suspend operations without even offering compensation plans

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-15 19:54

Oh boy, it's the same old spiel. It feels like every time there's a big drop, I have to go through the risk warning script again. Did the Cookie disappear completely? That's outrageous. They were bragging about it just last year. A 20% drop in KAITO? So what? Have you ever seen a 50% plunge in a single day? You should pay more attention to the charts instead of just listening to stories. Honestly, you need to develop your own judgment. Don't just wait around for someone to remind you.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-15 19:54

Here we go again, this wave of decline was completely unexpected... Actually, who said it was unexpected? There were signals all along, alright. Cookie being directly discontinued?? Now that's really the ultimate. KAITO dropping 20% is just the appetizer; I've seen it worse. Risk management sounds easy, but when it comes to critical moments, who isn't all in, haha. The market is like this; volatility is the norm. If you can't adapt, better to exit early. How many people will have to cut losses again this round...

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BasementAlchemist

· 01-15 19:54

Cookie is shutting down directly? That's outrageous. Who still believes in fundamentals these days? --- KAITO dropping 20% is nothing, I've been numb to it... The key is to see if there are signals of an early run. --- Here comes the "manage risks well" again... Easier said than done, when a crash really happens, no one can do anything. --- Every time it's armchair quarterbacking after the fact. Why hasn't anyone been able to give an early warning? --- So how should I choose projects? Or just not touch any at all? --- So many projects are shutting down, it feels like the whole market is playing hot potato. --- That's why I only HODL mainstream coins. Small coins are really a trap.

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MetaMisery

· 01-15 19:53

Using KAITO as an example is indeed straightforward, but we saw through the cookie cooling off long ago. Back then, some people warned about the risks and got heavily criticized.

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