#以太坊行情解读 Recently, I noticed a phenomenon while watching the market — there are so many active accounts on the trading interface that it's almost unbelievable, it feels like everyone is doing automated trading. Those lively trading volumes and full-screen position address data, how much of it actually has any real value?
Anyway, I think that many times, the data we see might just be what market participants want us to see. How deep is the real market depth? Who is really manipulating the market, and who is just following the trend — these questions are sometimes more important to consider than just staring at K-line charts.
The recent Ethereum market movement is the same; superficial data can easily lead to being misled. I suggest everyone communicate more and remind each other, don’t be fooled by numbers alone.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-21 04:43
Data is something that, if you look at it too much, it all seems false.
The seemingly bustling volume of transactions, how can you really believe it? If it were true, then why not just get rich directly?
Automated malicious swiping is everywhere, and the ones who passively follow the trend are always the suckers.
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0xLostKey
· 12-20 21:45
The data looks good, but where is the real gold and silver?
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With so many automated trades, it feels like everyone is just cutting each other's leeks.
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Honestly, I stopped believing in on-chain data a long time ago.
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It's the same old story, constantly reminding us not to be fooled, but aren't we still caught?
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Having many holding addresses doesn't matter; the key is who is dumping out.
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Too much nonsense, can't you give some real clues with actual gold and silver?
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The volume on Ethereum is so strange, I suspect it's all just robots dancing.
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Every time, they say don't be fooled by the numbers, so what should we look at?
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It feels like there's no real data anymore, just illusions.
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After hearing so many warnings, some still get caught, it's pointless.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 12-19 16:53
Haha, this is exactly what I think about every day. What's the use of pretty data?
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Wake up, big players have already played you out with your trading behavior.
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That's right, automated trading bots are everywhere, but who really knows the actual trading volume?
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Every time I see those addresses holding positions surge, I want to laugh. Believing in this stuff is just asking for trouble.
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The key is how to distinguish which are real demands and which are just pump and dump by the whales. That's the true meaning of being alive.
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Instead of watching K-line charts, it's better to look at on-chain data. Although it can also be faked, it's still better than superficial excitement.
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I just want to know how many people have been cut by these false booms and busts.
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Totally agree. The market is like this; the most lively-looking places are often the most dangerous.
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Forget it, retail investors are just destined to be cut. Who made us blind to these tricks?
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ETH's recent market trend is indeed easy to be manipulated. We need to check data from multiple sources.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 12-18 09:31
Absolutely a data illusion. Last time, I entered the market based on trading volume, but it resulted in automated order cancellations and automation. Now, I am just a professional leek.
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HashBard
· 12-18 09:27
nah the volume theater is getting ridiculous... it's all orchestrated ballet at this point, everyone dancing to the same algorithm's tune
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-18 09:24
The data looks good, but its authenticity is hard to verify.
Robot-generated traffic has been a common trick for a long time; how can anyone still take it seriously?
Just looking at the number of addresses is useless; you need to look at the on-chain fund flows.
It's all a scam, wake up everyone.
To put it simply, it's an information gap; the whales are harvesting the little guys.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 12-18 09:19
Ha, isn't this exactly what I've been thinking about every day? The data looks so good it's almost fake
It's all an illusion, anyone who believes it is foolish
This wave of ETH feels like robots are just having fun
High trading volume doesn't equal real demand, I've seen through it long ago
Institutions are just performing, retail investors are just giving away money
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quiet_lurker
· 12-18 09:18
Good data ≠ actual transactions. I agree with that.
The fact that bots are used for wash trading has long been an open secret, and some people still believe those address counts.
The key is to distinguish who is truly trading and who is just putting on a show—that's the real challenge.
Thinking this through is much more important than chasing daily price fluctuations.
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0xTherapist
· 12-18 09:17
Data is just a bunch of nonsense, it's all an illusion.
The traders are laughing behind the scenes, the trading volumes we see are not real transactions at all.
The worst thing is being fooled by these illusions and then getting cut off.
#以太坊行情解读 Recently, I noticed a phenomenon while watching the market — there are so many active accounts on the trading interface that it's almost unbelievable, it feels like everyone is doing automated trading. Those lively trading volumes and full-screen position address data, how much of it actually has any real value?
Anyway, I think that many times, the data we see might just be what market participants want us to see. How deep is the real market depth? Who is really manipulating the market, and who is just following the trend — these questions are sometimes more important to consider than just staring at K-line charts.
The recent Ethereum market movement is the same; superficial data can easily lead to being misled. I suggest everyone communicate more and remind each other, don’t be fooled by numbers alone.