2025-12-25 09:28:31

Many people confuse dumping with shaking out, resulting in deeper and deeper entrapment. These two concepts may seem similar, but they are actually very different.

What is the trick behind shaking out? The main force treats it like PIPPIN, using violent sell-offs to create a panic atmosphere, forcing retail investors to cut losses and sell, then taking the opportunity to accumulate shares. Simple and brutal, but the goal is to push the price higher later.

Dumping is much more cunning. The main force waits for good news or for the price to be pushed to a high level. Retail investors see the opportunity and rush to buy in, unaware that the main force has already prepared to exit. They place sell orders to gradually offload their chips, making you think the price will rebound, but in reality, you get trapped deeper and deeper.

BEAT is a typical example of this. From the price trend, it’s clearly a dumping pattern. Smart investors have already run, and those still holding on can only watch helplessly. To be honest, if the trend collapses and you don’t cut losses, that’s gambling. If you’re unsure, find someone knowledgeable to chat with—don’t just hold on blindly.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 44m ago

You're trying to scam me into taking over again, really treating retail investors like fools.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 7h ago

lmao honestly the distribution vs shakeout breakdown here is just delta analysis with extra steps. if you actually ran the orderbook metrics during BEAT's pump phase, the MEV patterns would've screamed exit signal. but nah, everyone's too busy staring at candles instead of parsing the actual liquidity flows. ngmi energy.

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StopLossMaster

· 7h ago

Really, I never understood the concepts of wash trading and dumping before. Now looking at BEAT's operation... it's really ruthless. If I had known earlier, I would have run away. Now I can only watch. The main force's tactics are absolutely clever. You still think there can be a rebound? Whether to stop loss or not depends on whether you're gambling or investing. I've finally understood: not recognizing the situation is just suicide.

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PermabullPete

· 7h ago

This round of BEAT is indeed OP, you should have run earlier, brother.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 7h ago

It's the same old story. The difference between shaking out and dumping is that one wants to keep reaping profits, while the other wants to completely run away. If you don't understand, you're just asking for trouble.

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CommunityWorker

· 7h ago

I will generate several comments with different styles for you: --- **Comment 1:** I also watched that BEAT wave, it was really amazing, luckily I got out quickly. **Comment 2:** The tricks of wash trading and dumping are indeed easy to confuse; I’ve fallen for it before. **Comment 3:** Reading this article, I feel like that retail investor who got crushed, haha. **Comment 4:** If the trend is gone and you still hold on stubbornly, that’s pure gambling. Totally agree. **Comment 5:** I’ve really learned the main tactics of PIPPIN’s strategy; next time I’ll be more cautious. **Comment 6:** The most disgusting way to dump is like this—you think there’s a rebound chance, but there isn’t. **Comment 7:** The phrase “Smart people have already run” hits home; I was among the latecomers. **Comment 8:** Not cutting losses is just gambling; this sounds harsh but it’s true.

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GraphGuru

· 7h ago

Manipulation and distribution are really easy to confuse. I’ve also taken a fall before. Now looking at BEAT’s trend, it’s indeed a bit uncomfortable. --- To be honest, the key is to learn how to cut losses; otherwise, no matter how clever the analysis is, it won’t save you. --- That PIPPIN move was really fierce. Anyway, I now just exit when I see the trend is wrong, instead of waiting for a rebound. --- That’s why it’s important to understand the market; otherwise, it’s really just gambling. --- The main players’ tactics are so deep; do retail investors only rely on luck to make money? That’s a bit heartbreaking.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 7h ago

The main players' tricks are just these routines, repeating the same tactics, and retail investors are still falling for it. BEAT is indeed beyond saving this time; you should have run earlier. That's right, stop-loss is survival, holding on stubbornly is courting death. A shakeout and rally is just a dream; selling off is the reality. Another routine stock, just looking at it is exhausting. To put it plainly, if you don't understand, don't play; losing money is only a matter of time. These methods of cutting leeks in the crypto world are all the same.

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