2025-12-25 23:51:54

#比特币流动性 The crypto circle has indeed changed its appearance. Do you remember the bull market of those years? Just casually buying a coin could turn into several times the profit. Now? It’s simply not playable.

Where is the problem—new concepts are exhausted, and there are no new narratives to hype. At the same time, various shoddy projects and Pixiu contracts on the chain have drained the market liquidity, and retail investors’ funds have been fragmented and cut. Coupled with project teams疯狂增发 and continuous unlocking of coins dumping, the market’s absorption capacity has completely collapsed.

In the past, liquidity was concentrated in major coins; now it is dispersed across thousands of new projects. Want to make quick money? Unless it’s in a dream. The game rules have completely changed—it's no longer about luck, but about vision and risk management.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 8h ago

Sigh, I've seen through it long ago. Those still trying to buy the dip in their dreams are all just leeks. --- Fragmentation of liquidity, to put it simply, is the new trick of the big players. --- Haha, I switched to shorting long ago. Anyway, chasing gains and cutting losses has no future. --- Instead of waiting for narratives, it's better to learn to cut losses. That's true skill. --- Penny projects are everywhere. I don't even bother to look now; it's too energy-consuming. --- The era of huge profits from two years ago is gone. Now it's all about mindset. --- Risk management? Most people are still sleepwalking and simply can't do it. --- Now, achieving steady returns is even harder than reaching the sky. Might as well hold coins long-term.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 8h ago

Sigh, you're right. I've seen through it long ago. Entering now is just sending money to the big players.

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BlockImposter

· 8h ago

You are absolutely right, this wave is truly different. In the past, you could make money just by buying any altcoin, but now it's all scams. Liquidity has been drained by the shills, retail investors are just like leeks. Now, you have to rely on your judgment; luck no longer matters. The difficulty is at its maximum.

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HappyBiker

· 8h ago

The direction has changed, the track has shifted, everyone is now playing on decentralized exchanges. Bitcoin DeFi has begun, developing the ecosystem with its sons.

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SorryRugPulled

· 8h ago

Exactly right, this wave really keeps cutting through batch after batch... In the past, bottom-fishing was a blind profit, now bottom-fishing is just bottom-fishing pants. It feels like now the project teams and whales are playing, retail investors are just here to join the fun, and funds are flowing into thousands of trash coins. Fragmented liquidity is truly incredible; holding large coins is already uncomfortable, let alone others.

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YieldHunter

· 8h ago

actually if you look at the liquidity metrics, the correlation between shitcoin proliferation and btc volume is pretty brutal... degens keep chasing ponzi contracts while real yield opportunities get buried. risk-adjusted returns are basically nonexistent now tbh

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StrawberryIce

· 8h ago

Liquidity fragmentation is truly incredible. Now even bottom-fishing depends on luck and information advantage. It's no longer the era of just lying back and earning passively.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 8h ago

Honestly, I've seen through it long ago. That wave of bull market was indeed a money grab. Now? It's all bagholders. Liquidity is too dispersed; a single low-quality project can drain all retail investors' funds. It's really disgusting. You should accumulate more Bitcoin and Ethereum, and stay away from those new concepts—they're purely suicidal strategies. Risk management is the key, but most people simply can't do it. Can't blame the crypto space. The project teams increasing issuance and dumping tokens have long been a problem that needs regulation. Now it's just a harvest for the knife men.

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