The crash in $GIGGLE has completely silenced those bullish voices from before. To be honest, this coin is essentially a shitcoin from the ground up, so going to zero isn't really surprising.

The real issue is how many people trade. The plaza is flooded with bullish sentiment, and some people rush in to swing trade after glancing at a couple of candles, with leverage cranked dangerously high. What's the difference between that and going straight to zero? I've seen too many people with zero data analysis backing them up, betting big based on a minor price movement and a few candlesticks.

The slightest market movement changes their thesis, and with this kind of trading logic, losing money is just a matter of time. I personally prefer a mid-to-long-term approach and have never been a fan of this emotion-driven swing trading. High leverage combined with reckless entries typically ends in liquidation. Instead of following the crowd, you're better off spending time researching fundamentals and technical data—that's the baseline skillset for survival.