At the end of the day, it's still people behind the operations. Liquidity? The essence hasn't changed, only the way it's played has.



Here's the current situation: the frequency of token launches has dropped, but everyone's attention has actually become more focused. The limited funds available are all being funneled into a few projects, which is why you're seeing those price surges.

Another change is quite obvious—the entry barrier has gotten higher. There are indeed fewer junk projects, so the risk of getting dumped on isn't as exaggerated as before. Of course, that's only "relative"—you still need to stay alert.
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CryptoCross-TalkClubvip
· 8h ago
LOL, it's the same old trick with a new look—we're still the ones getting precisely targeted as bag holders. As expected, the essence of liquidity hasn't changed, it's just the rug-pulling methods that have leveled up. Concentrated funds are actually more dangerous—a few projects become bloodsuckers, pumping fast and dumping even faster. Higher entry barriers are the real killer move; now the big whales are doing targeted slaughter, focusing on quality over quantity. Lower relative risk? Bro, "relative" is just a meme in crypto—no amount of caution is ever enough. Same old story: when it's people pulling the strings, we're always the ones getting played.
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Degentlemanvip
· 8h ago
To put it simply, the funds are more concentrated now; a few projects make big profits while most people get scraps. There's nothing wrong with this logic—higher barriers just make it easier for people to get fleeced. Fewer scam projects? I feel like they just changed their disguise and keep on scamming. Like I said before, human nature hasn't changed—only the tricks have evolved. Relatively safer? Ha, compared to what exactly? With fewer tokens being issued, attention is even more focused—that just makes it easier for institutions to profit off everyone else. The essence hasn't changed—it's just that the retail investors are more actively cooperating now. I just want to know who dares to say they won't get fleeced—step up and show me.
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OnChainDetectivevip
· 8h ago
The flow of funds has become more concentrated... Yesterday, I tracked several whale wallets, and the transfer patterns have really changed. Someone is definitely carefully designing this new strategy behind the scenes.
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0xLostKeyvip
· 8h ago
Human manipulation in this matter has always been the same, just old wine in a new bottle. When funds are concentrated, it's easier to pump the price—there's nothing wrong with that logic, but the way they cut is just more covert now. Higher thresholds, is that a good thing? Sounds nice, but in the end, it's just a way to filter out the less skilled reapers.
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SnapshotLaborervip
· 8h ago
You can never get around human manipulation; to put it bluntly, it's just those people finding new ways to fleece you. When the threshold is higher, it actually makes it easier to be precisely targeted and hunted down. That's the truth.
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GweiWatchervip
· 8h ago
That's right, the days when worthless coins were everywhere are over. Nowadays, at least the newbies have some taste.
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