2026-01-16 07:30:58

Why has the BSC ceiling turned into something like a snowball? It seems that the key players controlling the market ultimately cannot compete with those who are truly patient coin holders.

The glory days of Builders and Holders have faded. What has native crypto culture evolved into? Pure trading PVP. Everyone considers themselves smart, holding onto data and watching candlestick charts. But what’s the result? The entire market has instead fallen into a deadlock. This is the true portrayal of "everyone is smart, but the overall performance is disappointing"—individual rationality stacking up to collective irrationality.

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screenshot_gains

· 16h ago

It's been obvious for a while—too many smart people end up ruining themselves, and that's the current situation in the crypto world.

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RugDocScientist

· 16h ago

Really, everyone is trying to cut the leeks, but in the end, everyone becomes the leeks It's indeed ironic that the main players can't beat the die-hard defenders No matter how much data there is, it can't beat time, and that's the most heartbreaking The entire ecosystem has become a battleground for mutual competition, and the builders have long since left A bunch of smart people ended up killing the market, and I just laugh

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CryptoComedian

· 16h ago

Laughing until crying, too many smart people have caused the market to die --- Data speaks for itself; those who cut the leeks this round all lost to long-term holders who don’t watch the charts --- Everyone is a trader, but none can outperform the one who doesn’t play --- Does individual rationality pile up into collective irrationality? Listen to this paper title... The Schrödinger’s Cat of the crypto world --- No matter how good you are at reading candlesticks, you can't beat someone who just blindly HODLs --- The builder and holder era is over; now is the age of actors and spectators --- What can I say, too many smart people hurt each other over data, which ends up benefiting those who don’t watch the charts at all --- This is the crypto world; everyone thinks they’ve achieved enlightenment, but in the end, the entire market turns into a pile of mud

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MEVHunter

· 17h ago

nah this is exactly where sandwich attacks meet collective delusion. mempool's been toxic for months, everyone thinks they're reading the tape but nobody's actually ahead of the builder anymore.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 17h ago

That's right, no matter how much data you look at, it's all in vain; in the end, you're still the one getting cut. The dealer's techniques are so clever, but they can't compare to those who hold on tightly. Everyone wants to be smart, but in the end, we all become pawns—what a irony. The distribution of chips has long been decided; the K-line's ability to deceive is indeed top-notch. The real money makers are never those watching the charts; they've long gone to sleep. It's always PVP and data, in the end, who earns and who loses—this routine has become boring. Just for reference, risk bears responsibility; anyway, I got cut again, haha.

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ProposalDetective

· 17h ago

The sellers were too eager, and as a result, they were counterattacked by long-term holders. This is the current situation on BSC.

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