Take a close look at the ways A-shares are manipulated, and compare that with the tricks in the crypto world—you'll understand that essentially there's no difference. Retail investors are easily exploited on both sides; the key issues are information asymmetry, liquidity manipulation, and the old tricks of market makers controlling the market. From IPO hype to delisting risks, from main force shock trading to project teams dumping coins, in essence, the financial market is a large ecosystem where various participants are playing their own small games. The only difference is that A-shares are monitored by regulatory authorities, while the crypto world is relatively wild. But if you want to make money? You need to be vigilant on both sides, learn to identify risks, and not be blinded by superficial prosperity.
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ContractFreelancer
· 8h ago
It's the same old trick, just a different coat of paint. The key is to have some discernment.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 8h ago
Basically, both sides are just changing the soup but not the medicine; retail investors are just the leeks in the leek field.
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TommyTeacher1
· 8h ago
I've long seen through it. The melodramatic routines of the two markets are really cut from the same cloth; the only difference is that one is regulated while the other is unregulated.
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GasWrangler
· 8h ago
technically speaking, if you actually analyze the data on liquidity manipulation metrics, the information asymmetry in crypto is demonstrably more severe than a-shares—yet somehow people keep getting rekt the same way. gas inefficient risk assessment, probably
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 8h ago
Damn, you're so right. The feeling of being cut is the same, just with a different skin.
Take a close look at the ways A-shares are manipulated, and compare that with the tricks in the crypto world—you'll understand that essentially there's no difference. Retail investors are easily exploited on both sides; the key issues are information asymmetry, liquidity manipulation, and the old tricks of market makers controlling the market. From IPO hype to delisting risks, from main force shock trading to project teams dumping coins, in essence, the financial market is a large ecosystem where various participants are playing their own small games. The only difference is that A-shares are monitored by regulatory authorities, while the crypto world is relatively wild. But if you want to make money? You need to be vigilant on both sides, learn to identify risks, and not be blinded by superficial prosperity.