2026-01-04 06:23:09

Daily Operations Manual for Big Players in the Cryptocurrency Circle

A well-known figure in the crypto world screenshots a certain coin's K-line chart, accompanied by a tweet with an image: "You wouldn't want your holdings to plummet either, right?"

Retail investors see this tweet and immediately feel weak in the knees. They turn around and contact someone urgently, with a tone as if fire is burning their eyebrows: "Big brother, please, have mercy, show some leniency!"

As a result, this gentleman waves his hand and delivers a classic quote: "We're all buddies, don't worry, I don't even look at this coin, I won't touch it."

It's both ironic and amusing. This is the so-called market intimidation—one picture, one sentence, can scare retail investors into thinking their goals are achieved. The crypto world is such a fascinating and lively arena.

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StrawberryIce

· 01-07 06:18

Wow, this trick is so slick. A single candlestick chart scares retail investors into panicking and having to go beg for help.

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MEVHunter

· 01-06 12:10

lmao the classic "im not even interested" while ur bags r already positioned... pure psychological warfare. this is just market manipulation with extra steps, mempool reads the fear before the dump even happens.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-04 06:48

Laughing out loud, this is the reality of the crypto world. A single word from a big player makes retail investors tremble.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-04 06:48

Funny, a single picture can scare people to death, this is the crypto circle. --- A big investor posts a K-line chart and retail investors kneel, I'm already tired of seeing it. --- Is it true? Are there still people falling for this kind of intimidation tactic? --- Dog whale tactics, the tricks are old and well-known. --- "I don't like this coin"—the most poisonous words. --- Retail investors are really miserable, scared and panicking. --- A typical crypto drama, I've seen it a hundred times. --- One sentence can change the coin's price, who gave this power? --- It's the same old trick again, when will this circle do some real business.

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ConfusedWhale

· 01-04 06:41

Haha, isn't this just the daily routine in the crypto world, a matter of a single sentence.

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