2025-12-28 13:40:16

#比特币与黄金战争 $BTC $BNB $SOL

In the past two months, the contract market has repeatedly surged, with frequent pinning and liquidation—simply put, the game rules are extremely unfriendly to retail investors. Have you ever wondered why institutions always seem to hit the right nodes, while retail investors keep paying tuition?

Don’t just focus on quick money with high leverage. Conversely, some emerging concept assets, such as community projects centered around specific ecosystems, with clear backgrounds, reliable technology, and self-driven communities, are actually accumulating gradually in the market. True wealth may not be in rollercoaster-style contracts, but in medium-term positions with real backing.

2025 is here—should we continue to be the bagholders in high-risk games, or calmly adjust our strategies? The market logic has changed, but the essence of greed remains the same.

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SerumSquirrel

· 12-28 14:10

Retail investors are used to being wiped out. Are you still trading contracts? Wake up.

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MercilessHalal

· 12-28 13:58

Institutions really make a living off information asymmetry, while retail investors are always a step behind. It's better to focus on projects with practical applications and hold them long-term, rather than thinking about getting rich overnight every day.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 12-28 13:51

Institutions are just eating our stop losses, there's really nothing more to say. Retail investors are still dreaming; they've already cashed out. This time, it's really time to wake up; playing with contracts ultimately leads to zero. Long-term holding of community projects is the way to go; don't ask me how I know.

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BrokeBeans

· 12-28 13:48

Here comes the same old trick to cut leeks... Are institutions really that powerful? I think it's mostly luck. Retail investors are just retail investors; don't pretend there's some deep logic behind it. Community projects sound good, but which one isn't a scam? If you want to be truly safe, it's better to just hold spot assets honestly.

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DeFiVeteran

· 12-28 13:47

The old trick of pinning and liquidation, retail investors are always the stepping stones Retail investors pay tuition, institutions count money. Who won this game? Honestly, eco projects with slow growth are indeed less exciting than contracts, but they last longer Greed is something you can't quit

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12-28 13:42

Frequent liquidation triggers and liquidations are actually caused by liquidity traps. The mechanism itself has vulnerabilities, similar to reentrancy attack logic in smart contracts—big players are siphoning off liquidity. Retail investors need to learn how to read audit reports, not just focus on the concepts.

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