Many people enter the market not because of the project itself, but because they dream of a overnight turnaround. Watching the shiny addresses and performance in their wallets, they can't help but follow the trend, only to be layered with temptations and deception.



But here is a reality: without genuine influence backing, PvP trading is simply unmanageable. The more you participate, the faster your account shrinks. Liquidity also evaporates along with it, ultimately turning into a pointless consumption battle. So ultimately, many people's feeling is — these things are like throwing away trash, only making themselves more and more embarrassed. Instead of being deeply involved, it's better to recognize the reality early and stay away from this zero-sum game.
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CoconutWaterBoyvip
· 01-11 14:06
It's really heartbreaking. Copy trading is just gambler's mentality; in the end, you're working for the house. Honestly, if you lack strength and still want to PvP here, you're just asking for humiliation. Seeing so many of these stories, each more tragic than the last, accounts dropping straight down. Instead of dreaming of getting rich overnight, it's better to work hard and stay grounded. Watching those fake performance reports every day, your mind has long been waterlogged. You only realize you've been trapped when liquidity evaporates; it's too late to wake up. Playing these zero-sum games is just losing money, with no exceptions.
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LightningLadyvip
· 01-11 13:51
Really, just looking at those flashy addresses makes your head spin; in the end, it's all about the leek's fate. Following trades until bankruptcy, without real skills, you really can't play. Basically, it's a gambler's mentality—hoping for a turnaround, but the deeper you go. This game is just about cutting leeks; wake up, everyone. Accounts are dropping rapidly, liquidity keeps evaporating. Instead of constantly watching those fake performance reports, it's better to save some principal and be steady. Zero-sum game like this, some people make money while others lose. Recognize the reality early and avoid more losses, really.
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AirdropAutomatonvip
· 01-11 13:48
Dreaming of getting rich overnight but waking up to heavy losses, following trades into negative territory is the real embarrassment. Watching others' wallets shine brightly makes you go crazy, but in the end, you become a cash machine. Without a team or inside information, what right do you have to compete with those old-school traders? When liquidity evaporates, it's time to run; those still holding on are just gamblers. To put it simply, it's a zero-sum game; the money you make is the sweat and blood others lose. Instead of chasing dreams, it's better to see clearly that this market is just a big casino. PvP trading? Unless you're the market maker, you can't play around with it. Those who get scammed are just too greedy; you should recognize that from the start.
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 01-11 13:47
Wake up everyone, copying trades is just carrying someone else's water. Before getting chopped up by the market, take a look at your own strength. Well said, this game is not about making money but losing money. I'll say it, watching the K-line rise and rushing in, only to end up with a red account. Really, if you have no influence, it's better not to get involved, to avoid feeling bad. The end result of following the trend is becoming a bagholder; understanding this early is the real way to profit. Getting rich overnight? Dream on, reality is going broke overnight.
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NeonCollectorvip
· 01-11 13:45
You're damn right about that. I know a bunch of people around me who got completely wiped out this way. Following trades, just following trades, and in the end became nothing but a blade of grass in the vegetable patch. Seriously, if you don't have inside information and still want to PvP, isn't that just asking to get killed? Looking at those account track records and wanting to copy homework? Wake up everyone. The moment the liquidity evaporated, I knew this game wasn't for me. Dumping garbage might as well just burn it all, at least psychologically you'd feel a bit better. Getting out early is real talk, if you keep playing hard in the end you'll have nothing.
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NightAirdroppervip
· 01-11 13:35
Jokes aside, I still have to say—I've seen too many retail investors get wrecked over the years, really. Getting jealous when others make money, and going all in with a shaky hand—this approach has been played out long ago. Honestly, without background, funds, or information advantage, you're just a sitting duck in this game. Copy trading? Ha, one loss after another, and that's not even the worst part. In the end, it's all the same—accounts dropping from five digits to four, then to three... and the mindset collapses along with it. But on the other hand, some people refuse to believe in bad luck and insist on diving into this muddy water. Those who wake up early have already distanced themselves from this stuff. Let's keep our feet on the ground and not dream of overnight riches; it only hurts.
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