2026-01-11 00:50:11

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Many top traders actually operate through account matrices, and the publicly displayed positions are just the tip of the iceberg. You see news about certain big V’s margin calls everywhere, but in reality, they had already recouped their losses in their hidden accounts, and even made more. The apparent losses are often just smoke screens.

Here’s a special reminder—when KOLs start shouting buy signals for a small coin one after another, nine times out of ten they have received promotional fees. Once this collective signal appears, it’s time for retail investors to be harvested. Truly smart money wouldn’t act so blatantly. So, when you see such uniform buy signals, it’s better to check your wallet and ask yourself: am I really going to follow the trend? During major economic indicators like the US non-farm payroll data, such phenomena are especially frequent—big V’s often leverage market sentiment to intensify the harvest of retail investors.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 7h ago

The account matrix approach... I've heard it for so many years, but how many have I actually seen do it? Most are just caught in it and pretending nothing's wrong. When big influencers pile up and call for trades, you should do the opposite. That's true, but when it comes down to it, who can resist following? Non-farm payroll data release is the harvest point; this pattern is definitely worth remembering.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 13h ago

The account matrix concept... I've heard it too many times, but how many can truly distinguish which is the real position? The moment everyone starts calling trades collectively, I know I need to run—it's just experience talking. Non-farm payroll data always cuts the leeks the harshest, it happens every time. Whenever big V influencers get liquidated, I always see it in the opposite way—there are indeed many smoke screens. Check your wallet first before deciding; don't let emotions take over.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 01-11 19:03

The account matrix is a well-worn cliché; the key is that retail investors still keep walking into the gunfire. --- When everyone is shouting buy signals, that's when you should do the opposite. If you don't have this awareness, you deserve to get liquidated. --- When the non-farm payroll data is released, you can tell who the big influencers are supporting by who’s shouting the loudest—they're the ones harvesting. --- Invisible accounts making money, invisible accounts losing money—talking as if it's real... If they were really making money, who would be shouting buy signals every day? --- The smoke bomb analogy is perfect. As soon as something happens, they blame a liquidation, but they've already transferred funds behind the scenes. --- I just want to know how many retail investors can truly hold their ground and not follow the trend in these moments. --- During non-farm payroll releases, the market is most quickly harvested by the little guys. Those who understand are waiting for false signals to go against the trend. --- It's hard to hold, all the coins being pumped collectively are just bait. Smart money has long been lurking on the opposite side.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-11 01:20

It has been proven that this kind of account matrix operation indeed exists. I have personally tracked the on-chain data of several well-known traders... and when I compare the wallet addresses, hmm, it’s definitely suspicious. I see KOLs frequently shouting buy signals; every time around non-farm payroll releases, I observe this collective behavior pattern... It feels just like the strange signals before a protocol is hacked—too uniform. Honestly, after seeing through this bridging mechanism used to scam retail investors, I almost have obsessive-compulsive tendencies now. Whenever I see a flood of buy signals in the group, I instinctively want to verify their actual holdings. Those tricks of seemingly liquidating positions while secretly making money are classic cross-chain asset migration misdirection... If retail investors could deploy their assets as smart money does, the risk would actually be much lower. Seeing such uniform signals, my current reaction is—quickly check if I’ve been ambushed by some hidden account.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-11 01:20

Forget it, I still need to look at the financial reports. No matter how much the non-farm payroll data fluctuates, it's just that. The real trick is still in the crypto world.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-11 01:15

This kind of explanation sounds like making excuses for losing money, with influencers' hidden accounts, smoke screens... all talk that sounds impressive, but retail investors are still the ones getting cut. By the time the group was shouting buy/sell signals in unison, I had already left. But during key moments like non-farm payroll data releases, the activity of those cutting leeks really spikes. Honestly, instead of worrying about what others' accounts are doing, it's better to focus on managing your own.

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HashBrownies

· 01-11 01:10

Damn, it's the same old rhetoric again, account matrices, smoke screens, invisible accounts... listening to this, I’ve got calluses on my ears. Do you really need to boast about making money with this? I've seen through KOL signals long ago. When everyone is piling into long positions, I directly take the opposite side. I don’t even give them a chance to make a lonely profit, haha. When the non-farm payroll data comes out, it's time for these people to add more to cut losses. Now I basically do the opposite of what the big V says, and my win rate inexplicably goes up. They talk about this kind of rhetoric every day, to the point I almost believe it. But those who really make money never openly tell you their tricks, right? Smoke screens? That's funny. The big V has long prepared the next sucker to take over. We retail investors are just the carefully arranged fate.

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liquidation_surfer

· 01-11 01:06

Got it, it's the same old story again. Account matrix, smoke screens, invisible accounts... I've heard this story for years and it's still the same. Do they really think we're all fools? I agree with KOLs calling signals in groups, but don't go too far. You still need to analyze the market yourself; others' trades, no matter how perfect, are still theirs. Before and after non-farm payrolls, understanding your own risk tolerance is the most important. There are plenty of news about big V accounts getting liquidated, but they are indeed making money... Think about it from the other side—maybe there's a problem with this logic too. The worst thing is hearing all these "all tricks" explanations. The more you hear, the more you feel you can't do anything.

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