The performance of the Plume project is a textbook example of a cautionary tale. Before mid-October, it was still bleeding investors, but then it suddenly plummeted—this wasn't a slow decline but a true avalanche—completely bottomless, with no decent defensive position.
The worst affected are the contract participants. 2x, 3x leverage can't withstand it, as the drops often start at 33% or more. Every rebound turns into a slaughterhouse for the bears, and the bulls are just sending themselves to death.
Even more frightening is that this decline doesn't seem to be over. An 80% drop? It's not impossible. No one knows where it will end up. With such a trend, any long position will come at a bloody price.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 11h ago
The guys playing with leverage are now crying their eyes out, truly staging a live liquidation drama.
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AirDropMissed
· 11h ago
Wow, Plume is really incredible. In October, it was still draining my funds, and now it's collapsing directly.
The contract team is in terrible shape; 2x, 3x leverage can't even hold. Every rebound is a death trap.
If this continues, an 80% drop isn't surprising. Anyone who dares to go long is just offering themselves as a sacrifice.
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BearMarketMonk
· 11h ago
This round of Plume is really amazing; those who entered are all cannon fodder.
Leverage traders are losing heavily; with a jump of 33%, it's painful to watch.
A rebound just kills people; bullish traders are basically committing suicide.
How low can this thing fall? It's terrifying.
Still want to go long? Then get ready to be harvested.
The performance of the Plume project is a textbook example of a cautionary tale. Before mid-October, it was still bleeding investors, but then it suddenly plummeted—this wasn't a slow decline but a true avalanche—completely bottomless, with no decent defensive position.
The worst affected are the contract participants. 2x, 3x leverage can't withstand it, as the drops often start at 33% or more. Every rebound turns into a slaughterhouse for the bears, and the bulls are just sending themselves to death.
Even more frightening is that this decline doesn't seem to be over. An 80% drop? It's not impossible. No one knows where it will end up. With such a trend, any long position will come at a bloody price.