2026-01-18 18:21:24

Recently, I saw many people discussing certain new coins on the exchange square, claiming that "trading back and forth can achieve stable profits," as long as you can survive dozens of times, losing everything in one go doesn't matter. It sounded pretty tempting at the time, so I tried buying some LISA. To control the risk, I only set a price of around 0.15 and bought a small position. Unexpectedly, when I opened the app the next morning, it had already dropped to 0.04. It really went from purchase to loss in the blink of an eye.

A few days ago, I also saw someone promoting TIMI on the square. I took a closer look at the latest candlestick chart, and honestly, that trend is no longer worth pretending—it's just straightforward dumping. On the other hand, LISA seems to be about to start rising again, but after experiencing one drop, would anyone get back on the train? The套路 of these kinds of coins basically cycles like this.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-21 09:51

Wake up, this is just a leek harvesting machine. Don't think about catching the bag anymore. --- LISA dropped from 0.15 to 0.04, and I laughed. The speed is impressive. --- Human nature, after being trapped once, still want to come back for more. I bet you will. --- The group of pumpers in the square are really good at making up stories. Stable income? Stable losses are more like it. --- It’s fallen so much, and some still hype up the rise. I just want to see who will be the last to stand guard. --- Every time they say the risk is controllable, but the next day it turns into an explosion of risk. --- The K-line chart of this type of coin is like a soap opera; everyone can guess the plot. --- Getting in again? You really haven't learned your lesson, brother.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-19 17:53

Sleep and your account evaporates—that's the daily life in the crypto world. I almost jumped on the same wave with LISA, luckily I didn't. Seeing your experience is a bit heartbreaking. The套路 is just套路; no matter how you dress it up, it won't change. I basically don't touch this type of coin anymore; it's too easy to get caught and drained. When they talk about stable returns, nine out of ten are scams to get you to take the loss. The trend of TIMI is obvious at a glance; it's clearly being manipulated. Next time, watch more and act less. There are too many traps like this. Waiting for a rebound to buy the dip often results in being drained a second time.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-18 18:51

0.04? Haha, I've already bottomed out long ago. This is the real bottom, bro.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 01-18 18:48

Sleep and your account will be wiped out—that's the daily routine of new coins. LISA's tricks have long been seen through; it's just a relay of dumping. You want us to take the final baton again? Dream on. I can draw the candlestick chart of this kind of coin with my eyes closed; repeatedly harvesting profits is just that simple. Losing everything once and still claiming stable returns—that's hilarious.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-18 18:39

It's the same trick again—wake up and your account is gone.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-18 18:34

Wake up to find another zero gone from the account. This is what they call "stable income," haha. --- LISA dropped from 0.15 to 0.04. Only a desperate whale could sell off so aggressively. --- Sell on the rebound, don’t try to catch the bottom. There’s always a lower point waiting for you. --- That same excuse in the square every year is just a routine to scam new retail investors. --- Saw someone praising TIMI again. The candlestick chart is clear enough, do I need to say more? --- Don’t touch LISA even if it rises again. Haven’t you learned your lesson from losing everything once? --- The routine of these coins is to attract capital, pump, dump, and cycle. Participating just means taking the bag. --- From buying to liquidation, it’s called risk management in a nice way, but really it’s just getting cut. --- The weakness of human nature is always wanting to make quick money. When they don’t make quick money, they end up losing it even faster. --- Wait a bit longer, the market bottom hasn’t arrived yet.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-18 18:33

Waking up to assets evaporated—that's the magic of new coins. Want to do it again? Dream on, I’m not that brainless. This trick is played out; I won’t join the game of dumping and catching the falling knife. That fall by LISA made me see clearly—it's all just tricks. Getting cut once to gain experience, doing it again is just paying the IQ tax.

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TokenAlchemist

· 01-18 18:29

nah man, classic liquidity trap disguised as "asymmetric returns"... got totally honeypotted by the MEV extraction mechanics here. that 0.15 to 0.04 move screams coordinated liquidation cascade tbh

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BlockchainFries

· 01-18 18:22

Wake up, this is a harvesting machine. Don't be fooled again. --- I also didn't escape LISA's wave. LOL, I woke up and my account was gone. --- The tricks are too obvious: dump → pump → dump again, and so on. --- Those people in the square who hype up orders are really ridiculous. Stable returns? Haha, just let you harvest steadily. --- Still want to get in on the second round? I think you haven't learned your lesson. --- From 0.15 to 0.04, that speed is incredible. Making money isn't this fast, losing money isn't this quick either. --- TIMI is obviously dumping now. Anyone who touches it is just feeding the fish. --- Making trades back and forth for stable returns, just listen and don't take it seriously, everyone. --- I don't even touch coins that have been hyped once. Really. --- Why do some people still believe this? It's all a cycle.

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