These past few days, I finally haven't seen those cryptocurrencies with extreme fee rates flooding the gainers list, which is a bit strange. The previous method of using 1-hour fee rates to manipulate seems to have calmed down—this rule adjustment definitely played a role.

Think about it, just using fee rate compensation to harvest retail investors, the market makers' costs are actually so high. What does that mean? It means that although there are many retail investors, they can't withstand this kind of exploitation. Once the rules change, this route is blocked.

But don't be naive; market makers always have more tricks up their sleeves than you think. Recently, looking at IP's trend, even traditional old coins like MELANIA are starting to change their tactics. Various new routines are being rolled out one after another.

Because I see through these tricks, I really can't get interested in projects like WLFI. Not because I look down on them, but because I’m too lazy to keep up with these unpredictable rhythms. Instead of guessing what the market makers will do next, it's better to choose more stable targets.