The AI narratives of certain tokens are indeed interesting and have attracted quite a bit of attention. However, the reason they can be pumped up is mainly due to the clever issuance design—initial liquidity provision is small, which actually makes price fluctuations more intense, allowing a small amount of funds to drive the market. In the early stages, this gameplay masks the lack of real trading depth, and once the price starts moving, it can easily reverse the situation. By the time people realize they are being funneled into a traffic trap, the problem has already been exposed.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 13m ago
I'm tired of this routine, I've seen it too many times
Liquidity traps can still fool people, that's really impressive
Only regret when you can't sell, typical
Talking up AI narratives is less convincing than highlighting actual applications, wake up everyone
It's been obvious all along, just a low liquidity trick
Early FOMO investors have all lost money...
Honestly, no one cares about the lack of depth, everyone just wants quick double returns
That's why I only buy the main market coins at the bottom
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MetaLord420
· 7h ago
Low liquidity is a trap; after a wave of selling, no one is left to buy in.
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Basically, it's the market maker's magic trick—faking prosperity with low liquidity.
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This trick has been played out; I should have known it was a pump and dump.
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Ha, is that old trick of air coins again? Truly leaving no stone unturned.
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It's fun when the price rises, but when dumping, you realize the order book depth is a joke.
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ProofOfNothing
· 7h ago
Basically, it's the old trick of cutting leeks; just change the AI skin and people will believe it.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 7h ago
*sigh* low liquidity mechanics are literally econ 101 but nobody reads the papers apparently. slippage curves don't lie — the data clearly shows why these setups inevitably collapse once volume normalizes.
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ArbitrageBot
· 7h ago
Basically, it's the same old trick; just changing the AI facade to make a quick profit.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 7h ago
Basically, it's just the same old trick of scamming retail investors, just with a different AI facade.
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ImpermanentSage
· 7h ago
Exactly right, this is just a scheme to harvest retail investors
Isn't it just about creating volatility with low liquidity, a classic trick
If I had known it was a trap, I wouldn't have jumped in, everyone's so greedy
This wave of AI concept hype is really intense, but ultimately, you still have to run
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quiet_lurker
· 7h ago
It's the same old trick again, pumping with low liquidity.
The AI narratives of certain tokens are indeed interesting and have attracted quite a bit of attention. However, the reason they can be pumped up is mainly due to the clever issuance design—initial liquidity provision is small, which actually makes price fluctuations more intense, allowing a small amount of funds to drive the market. In the early stages, this gameplay masks the lack of real trading depth, and once the price starts moving, it can easily reverse the situation. By the time people realize they are being funneled into a traffic trap, the problem has already been exposed.