2026-01-12 23:50:30

#密码资产动态追踪 $DOLO $DUSK

The crypto world has recently staged another thrilling start — the World Liberty token supported by a top figure, which exploded in the US market on September 1. The price doubled within just five minutes of opening, then plummeted to $0.22, making the entire process a textbook roller coaster.

What does the behind-the-scenes picture look like? This family holds 22.5 billion tokens, with an unrealized profit of $5 billion on paper. But there are many hidden tricks — before going public, they signed a large order of 7.5 billion tokens with an institution, and the management of this buyer has close ties with the supporters, accused of artificially creating liquidity illusions and building a self-sustaining trading loop. The timeline is also quite interesting: the company was only established last October, perfectly timing the policy expectations and the booming crypto narrative.

On one side, trading app rankings are flooded, retail investors are rushing to open accounts and chase gains; on the other side, ordinary people are still struggling with mortgage payments and rising prices, while young people with unstable jobs are throwing money into high-risk assets. Bank risk control departments are working overtime overnight, regulators are sharpening their knives, and the battle between financial innovation and the rule of law is intensifying. Supporters say it activates capital vitality; opponents say it’s just passing the hot potato of risk onto retail investors.

In the short term, regulatory inquiries and congressional hearings are hard to avoid, and token volatility will only become more intense. Is this carnival, intertwined with family backgrounds and capital interests, truly innovative or just a trap to harvest retail investors? Are you going to follow the trend or keep watching the show?

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ApeDegen

· 3h ago

Five minutes to double and then plunge again, I really am no stranger to this routine... It's those same people playing tricks again. It's the same old cycle, retail investors are still naively taking the bait. Why hasn't anyone learned? 225 million coins in hand, floating profit of 50 million... If I had that ability, I would have been financially free long ago. Shifting all the risk to retail investors, this logic is simply brilliant. The problem is, people still buy into it. As soon as the policy window opens, everyone rushes in. Those with some sense know what will happen next, yet they still pour money in... it’s really... Honestly, I’m increasingly unable to understand the logic of these players in the crypto world. Regulation will come knocking sooner or later, it just depends on who runs faster, right?

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DustCollector

· 13h ago

This is a typical capital game—doubling in five minutes and then crashing, the fate of retail investors as bagholders.

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ser_ngmi

· 13h ago

Double in five minutes then plunge, I can see through this routine with my eyes closed... It's just the same old trick Retail investors probably got wiped out long ago when they rushed in Isn't this just a Ponzi scheme with a different disguise? 22.5 billion tokens in the hands of the family, what are we eating? The key is that ordinary people are forced to participate; if they don't play, they get eaten up by inflation, and if they do, it's all these kinds of traps Let's wait and see how the regulators handle it later; anyway, the final losers are always the retail investors at the bottom

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Miss2021

· 13h ago

GOGOGO in 2026 👊GOGOGO in 2026 👊

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NFT_Therapy

· 13h ago

It's the same old trick again, doubling in five minutes then crashing, truly impressive. I'm tired of playing the game where retail investors take the bait. The family holds 22.5 billion coins, eating the profits themselves, while retail investors rush in to get slaughtered. This script is all too familiar. Regulators will knock on the door sooner or later. Those who get in now will be crying too late. Avoid this kind of thing; the risk is too high. Let's look at other opportunities instead. Is this called innovation? It looks more like a copycat of cutting leeks to me. The paper profit of 5 billion is just numbers on paper; if it really materialized, less than one-tenth would actually be realized. Young people are really foolish. They have unstable jobs and still throw money in. Wake up, everyone. The liquidity illusion, how many times has this been exposed before? Who still believes it?

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Blockchainiac

· 14h ago

It's the same old trick, doubling in five minutes then plunging, a standard play for retail investors to get caught holding the bag. Holding 22.5 billion tokens, with an unrealized profit of 5 billion. Honestly, it's just a number on paper—try actually selling. Family, institutions, self-circulation—this closed loop is built so solidly that ordinary people just become the chives when they get in. Regulators' knives won't stay idle; hearings are inevitable. The days of watching the show won't be long. I'm just here to watch the drama. Let others gamble with these risky assets. Founded only last October, the timing was perfect—this window was precisely calculated. Still haven't paid off the mortgage and now throwing money into high-risk assets. Young people really have no brains. The liquidity illusion is perfectly crafted, truly treating retail investors as ATMs.

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