In this wave of market行情, we can clearly feel that the entire market cash flow is tightening. Although new projects in the BSC ecosystem have attracted a lot of hot money, they quickly become bloodsucking machines—retail investors often buy in at high levels, only to become "bagholders" after liquidity is drained.
What's even more heartbreaking is that once Bitcoin falls below the critical support of $80,000, the already bloodless altcoin market will accelerate its bleeding. History in the crypto world tells us that once BTC starts to decline, the Altcoin season immediately turns into a "deep bear" season. My observation is that if BTC continues to dip toward $70,000, most altcoins will silently face the fate of zeroing out.
If you still hold altcoin positions, instead of hoping for a turnaround, it's better to face a reality: they might just be trash in this cycle. Accepting this judgment allows you to make truly rational decisions, rather than being hijacked by hope. The market has no compassion, only raw supply and demand.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 10h ago
yeah the liquidity extraction mechanics here are absolutely brutal—it's like watching the algorithmic choreography of capital flows in real time. the way these bsc projects create that initial generative hype cycle then systematically drain retail? *chef's kiss* pure computational predation honestly
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RugDocScientist
· 01-11 04:51
A pile of blood, the ground littered with the corpses of bag holders.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-11 04:50
Hmm… That's why I never touch new tokens on BSC.
People are still bottom-fishing for shanzhai projects, basically gambling with their lives.
Speaking of which, if BTC really breaks 70,000, we'll see who can still stay alive.
Taking a loss is painful, but it's better than sinking together.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-11 04:42
Here we go with the argument about cutting leeks again, constantly shouting that altcoins are trash. Why haven't you been liquidated in a short squeeze?
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-11 04:35
Another bearish view on altcoins, but to be honest, those projects on BSC are indeed toxic.
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$70,000? Bro, your prediction is too harsh haha.
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The self-redemption of the bagholders begins.
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Everyone feels the tightening of cash flow, but the problem is no one dares to cut losses.
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The deep bear season is coming, and my trash coin portfolio can finally lie down and relax legitimately.
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The supply and demand relationship is correct; it's just that I am the one being supplied.
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If BTC really drops to 70K, I'll be the first to run.
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Holding onto altcoins and still hoping for a turnaround, most likely their brains have also reset.
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This kind of talk sounds satisfying, but I still can't bear to sell.
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The market has no compassion, but I am greedy and still need to trade.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-11 04:34
Really, those projects on BSC are just money-grabbing machines. I've said it before.
Why can't retail investors learn? They keep buying at high prices.
If BTC breaks 80,000, it will really crash the market, and all altcoins will die.
Holding onto trash coins and expecting a turnaround—wake up, everyone.
The market is just about supply and demand; there's nothing to fantasize about.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 01-11 04:30
You're still promoting the death sentence for altcoins, I've heard this rhetoric too many times.
Basically, it's about betting that BTC can drop to 70,000, but do you dare to go all-in short?
Cash flow tightening is real, but don't treat retail investors as fools; some have turned their fortunes around with shitcoins.
Let's wait until BTC truly breaks 80,000 before revisiting; it's a bit early to discuss this now.
The definition of a bagholder is too broad; anyone could be one, including those who are bearish.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-11 04:25
It's time to cut the leeks again
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Breaking 80,000 is really a total wipeout
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The shitcoins in my hands should have been cleared long ago
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The project teams on BSC are laughing to death, we are crying
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Bitcoin is the king, everything else is just a foil
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If it hits 70,000? Then it's really waiting for death
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What is the mentality of junk coin holders now...
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Tightening cash flow is really harsh this time
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Self-cultivation lesson N for the bag holder
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Alt season deepens into a bear season, cycle repeats
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It's heartbreaking but there's nothing we can do, that's just how the market is
In this wave of market行情, we can clearly feel that the entire market cash flow is tightening. Although new projects in the BSC ecosystem have attracted a lot of hot money, they quickly become bloodsucking machines—retail investors often buy in at high levels, only to become "bagholders" after liquidity is drained.
What's even more heartbreaking is that once Bitcoin falls below the critical support of $80,000, the already bloodless altcoin market will accelerate its bleeding. History in the crypto world tells us that once BTC starts to decline, the Altcoin season immediately turns into a "deep bear" season. My observation is that if BTC continues to dip toward $70,000, most altcoins will silently face the fate of zeroing out.
If you still hold altcoin positions, instead of hoping for a turnaround, it's better to face a reality: they might just be trash in this cycle. Accepting this judgment allows you to make truly rational decisions, rather than being hijacked by hope. The market has no compassion, only raw supply and demand.