Recently observed the platform's user flow, with today's active users estimated at around 160,000, down 40,000 from yesterday and 90,000 from the day before yesterday. Where is the problem? The likely cause is the proliferation of low-quality airdrop projects during this period coupled with frequent order clipping, leading many people to choose to exit.
Speaking of score boosting, the new entrants are still mainly focused on KOGE. The advantage of this token is that it is stable and does not clip orders, but the downside is that single multipliers require multiple transactions to accumulate. If you already have some experience, you can try a small-amount, multi-transaction approach, using the 300-500U range along with the TIMI and KGEN tokens. Even in a waterfall decline, you can keep losses under control.
I want to share a small trick I’ve figured out. Pay close attention to the last digits of the K-line, especially the last four decimal places. When the price is in a stable upward wave, I place multiple reverse orders— for example, if the wave stabilizes at 0.0165431, I set my buy order at 0.0165800 and my sell order at 0.016000. This way, the chance of being clipped is very low. The key is to stop placing orders once the price enters a downward wave, and wait until it rises again before continuing. This helps maintain a stable mindset.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 11h ago
ngl the user exodus is actually insane rn... low quality airdrops really are the death of everything huh
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BearMarketBarber
· 12h ago
People have run so much, it seems airdrop projects have really scared people off, and sandwich attacks are truly relentless.
KOGE is stable, but it takes too much time; multi-coin cooperation is still necessary.
Wait, your later K-line precision strategy sounds pretty good, but isn't placing reverse orders like that riskier? Can it really avoid sandwich attacks?
Can those who have exited come back, or is it completely over?
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 12h ago
Everyone has left, which shows that this wave is really a disaster. Low-quality airdrops + double whammy of trapping, who still dares to play?
KOGE is stable, but it's tiring to keep刷, might as well go all in directly.
That K-line ending digit trick sounds interesting, gotta see if it can really avoid the trap.
The exit wave is here again, it’s always like this.
刷单 mentality is the biggest enemy; stop-loss is sometimes more difficult than making money.
Small amounts in multiple transactions sound good, but I’m just worried about being able to execute.
300-500U with TIMI and KGEN? Seems like there’s a bit of luck involved.
Reverse order trick seems promising, will try it next time.
Is the夹单 phenomenon really that serious? I haven't encountered it yet.
Waiting for the price to go up before acting, easier said than done, brother.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 12h ago
It's impressive that 160,000 people are still active, but this wave of exit is indeed eye-catching. Low-quality airdrops definitely need to be cleaned up.
KOGE is stable, but you need to make a few more trades to really feel it. The 300-500U with the TIMI and KGEN combination is worth trying.
That tip about the precision of the K-line tail number sounds interesting. I'll also keep an eye on it. The idea of avoiding front-running orders with reverse orders could work.
Stop when the price drops. Managing your mindset is more important than anything else.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12h ago
More and more people are leaving the market. This airdrop project is really trash, squeezing traders so much that everyone is exhausted.
Recently observed the platform's user flow, with today's active users estimated at around 160,000, down 40,000 from yesterday and 90,000 from the day before yesterday. Where is the problem? The likely cause is the proliferation of low-quality airdrop projects during this period coupled with frequent order clipping, leading many people to choose to exit.
Speaking of score boosting, the new entrants are still mainly focused on KOGE. The advantage of this token is that it is stable and does not clip orders, but the downside is that single multipliers require multiple transactions to accumulate. If you already have some experience, you can try a small-amount, multi-transaction approach, using the 300-500U range along with the TIMI and KGEN tokens. Even in a waterfall decline, you can keep losses under control.
I want to share a small trick I’ve figured out. Pay close attention to the last digits of the K-line, especially the last four decimal places. When the price is in a stable upward wave, I place multiple reverse orders— for example, if the wave stabilizes at 0.0165431, I set my buy order at 0.0165800 and my sell order at 0.016000. This way, the chance of being clipped is very low. The key is to stop placing orders once the price enters a downward wave, and wait until it rises again before continuing. This helps maintain a stable mindset.