DUSK once again demonstrates the brutal reality of the market—short investors are being squeezed to a very embarrassing extent.
Looking at the trend from yesterday to today, the volatility of this coin has indeed exceeded many people's expectations. Industry analysts are not optimistic about DUSK—emphasizing that this is not an asset suitable for ordinary investors to easily get involved in. Why? The volatility is too high, signs of manipulation by large players are obvious, and the risk factor far exceeds expectations.
The attitude towards fans asking about this coin is also very clear: if you insist on participating, then strictly control your position size, treat it as a small trial-and-error opportunity, and just experience it. Never chase high out of greed. For coins that are obviously pumped and dumped, the wisest approach is to stay on the sidelines and avoid the trap of chasing gains.
Although today's rally was expected, the reason for not following up with a long position is very simple—risk and reward are completely mismatched. For short positions entered yesterday, the unrealized loss should now be quite substantial. This is the cruelty of leverage trading: the market changes in an instant, and a single reverse fluctuation can turn profits into deep losses.
The current advice is very straightforward: if you haven't entered the market yet, don't rush to join the hype. The detailed internal discussion on the next steps will be provided later, but for retail investors, the safest choice is often to observe from outside the market and wait for the right opportunity. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best move.
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ILCollector
· 7h ago
Another trick with these pump-and-dump coins, shorts get hammered badly, really need to learn a lesson.
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DUSK is just a cash machine, stay away.
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Watching this manipulation is truly impressive, I prefer to watch the show lying down comfortably.
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Brothers shorting this kind of coin are probably experiencing a surge in blood pressure right now, leverage is really a double-edged sword.
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Too lazy to follow the trend, waiting and watching is the way to go.
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With such big fluctuations, who dares to chase? Unless you want to experience the thrill of a heart attack.
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Not getting on the train and not wasting money, this is enlightenment.
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The market maker's tactics are so obvious, why join the fun?
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The floating loss of shorts is hilarious, this is textbook market behavior.
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Sometimes doing nothing is the smartest move.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 7h ago
The shorts are still screaming after being blown up, this is DUSK, the true nature of a meme coin.
The manipulator's tactics are so obvious, and some still dare to chase? Are you out of your mind?
Watching the unrealized losses grow, I really respect it—leverage is basically gambling with your life.
Not participating is the smartest choice, to avoid waking up with nothing in your account.
Things like DUSK should be watched, chasing the high makes you cannon fodder, and you'll end up cutting your losses sooner or later.
The volatility is outrageously extreme, I just watch without acting—too damn risky.
Really, sometimes staying out of the market is actually making money.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 7h ago
Shorts are being squeezed, don't follow the longs either, this coin is just a trap.
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It's the big players dancing again, retail investors are just sending money, just watch the show.
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NGL, this wave is really fierce, leveraged traders should wake up.
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That's right, with such big fluctuations, who dares to touch it? Being cautious is still the way to go.
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Not getting on the train is the way to make money; those chasing highs will only suffer losses.
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Watching and observing, this coin is too dirty.
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PancakeFlippa
· 7h ago
The shorts got squeezed again, this is the fate of leverage, haha.
The market maker played this hand skillfully, retail investors still want to buy the dip? Dream on.
I've already passed on DUSK, the volatility is too risky, not worth gambling.
Really, just watch, don't get itchy to chase, the feeling of your account crashing is unpleasant.
This wave of market movement is just teaching people how to lose money, the tuition is a bit expensive.
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HashBard
· 7h ago
dusk really said "let me humble the shorters today" lol... the narrative arc here is *chef's kiss* tragic. market psychology at its finest—everyone's convinced they know the play until it doesn't.
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CantAffordPancake
· 8h ago
It's the same old story again, the classic move of the big players accumulating shares. Retail investors are still chasing... How uncomfortable must the bears be right now, haha.
DUSK once again demonstrates the brutal reality of the market—short investors are being squeezed to a very embarrassing extent.
Looking at the trend from yesterday to today, the volatility of this coin has indeed exceeded many people's expectations. Industry analysts are not optimistic about DUSK—emphasizing that this is not an asset suitable for ordinary investors to easily get involved in. Why? The volatility is too high, signs of manipulation by large players are obvious, and the risk factor far exceeds expectations.
The attitude towards fans asking about this coin is also very clear: if you insist on participating, then strictly control your position size, treat it as a small trial-and-error opportunity, and just experience it. Never chase high out of greed. For coins that are obviously pumped and dumped, the wisest approach is to stay on the sidelines and avoid the trap of chasing gains.
Although today's rally was expected, the reason for not following up with a long position is very simple—risk and reward are completely mismatched. For short positions entered yesterday, the unrealized loss should now be quite substantial. This is the cruelty of leverage trading: the market changes in an instant, and a single reverse fluctuation can turn profits into deep losses.
The current advice is very straightforward: if you haven't entered the market yet, don't rush to join the hype. The detailed internal discussion on the next steps will be provided later, but for retail investors, the safest choice is often to observe from outside the market and wait for the right opportunity. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best move.