2026-01-09 10:29:23

Looking at the recent BEAT market trend, the bulls say they dare not go long, while the bears loudly claim to be bearish in the square, but when it comes to this price level, no one dares to take the bait. The market makers have no opponents on either side, yet they just sit and wait for death? That's unreasonable. To be honest, the goal of the market makers is very clear— to grind out both the bulls and bears. They poke the market upward, making you think there's a breakout, but then they smash it back down. When you give up and start to buy the dip, they turn around and push it lower again. Repeating this cycle is meant to make you unable to guess, impatient, and unable to hold on. This back-and-forth game not only entices the longs but also the shorts, and in the end, those who profit are the ones creating the uncertainty.

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hodl_therapist

· 01-10 14:41

It's the same old trick again; the manipulators just love to make us doubt each other.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-09 17:51

It's the same old trick again, the market maker has got us in a bad mindset. The ones who always make money are the traders, retail investors are just being exploited. Basically, it's just wearing down your mentality and draining your bullets. BEAT this trend is really disgusting, it can't go up, and it won't fall completely either. It's normal not to catch the bottom, who the hell dares to bet on what the market maker's next move will be. It's all a setup; once you see through it, it feels even worse. The needle insertion trick is really clever, repeatedly tricking you into getting in, then trapping you once you're in. Market makers profit by creating chaos; we keep guessing and in the end, we still lose. That's why I don't try to bottom fish anymore, I wait for stable signals before acting.

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MidnightGenesis

· 01-09 10:59

On-chain data shows that this wave is indeed repeatedly washing the market. From the contract changes, the big players' intentions are very clear... They want to grind down both sides. It is worth noting that the opposing trading counterparties are gradually disappearing.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-09 10:59

It's the same old trick, I've already seen it a hundred times.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 01-09 10:56

Well... it's just repeatedly cutting the leeks, with new tricks.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-09 10:49

This is a classic liquidity trap—an access control vulnerability set up by the market maker, preventing retail investors from auditing their own position risks. To put it metaphorically, it's similar to the reentrancy attack I've seen before—you think you're safe after the security checks, but in reality, they've already embedded the knife during the contract upgrade phase.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-09 10:41

The dealer's technique is truly brilliant; repeatedly provoking you is just to make you lose your composure and admit defeat.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-09 10:41

Alright, this is the feeling of eating a sandwich cookie. The market makers really play like this, grinding both sides. You're telling stories again, who hasn't been trapped before? How many people have fallen for the needle insertion trick? Yet they're still being fooled. Wait, you make it sound so real, why hasn't anyone used derivatives to analyze this thing? Grinding us to death to make money? The logic isn't flawed; this is a game of strategy, brother. I just want to know who the hell can really see through it. Don't just talk nonsense here.

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PhantomMiner

· 01-09 10:38

Yeah, this is a typical trap tactic, playing both sides to wipe out retail investors. That moment when I almost followed the spike, luckily I didn't get impulsive. Basically, it's about testing your mentality, enduring until you surrender. This round of manipulation is really ruthless, both bulls and bears are easily exploited. BEAT keeps tormenting like this repeatedly; whoever concedes first loses. The ones always making money are the troublemakers; we need to learn to step back. A double trap of诱多 and诱空, I'm just waiting to see who breaks first.

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RisingSun

· 01-09 10:34

It is always downward.

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