两颗咖啡豆
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$LAB The price looks like 15.2, but actually for those who are shorting, the price is still around 20.
$LAB whoever loves to go long, let them go long; whoever loves to short, let them short. Wait until the shorting average price is reached—it's now below 14.8. Reduce your position a bit. After deducting the financing fees, you're losing 1000u. He isn't even willing to let it drop below 10. The negative carry financing fee keeps being collected every hour. Maybe it will crash, but you definitely won’t be able to make money. I hope everyone continues to go in
$LAB Now, it’s a situation where neither longs nor shorts can be played—so the so-called big shots can put on a show. Go trade other coins if you want; it’s easier to make money. Why make things difficult for yourself? The up and down movements depend entirely on his personal will.
$LAB From the positions held, it appears they’re steadily increasing. The price is slowly drifting down, and it feels like the dog-whale won’t leave; they’re slowly luring the bears. Just wait until it’s convenient to go back. That kind of dramatic crash to zero—at least wait a month. Once the funding fees have been earned enough, then we’ll see.
$LAB The fact that it’s falling now is only because there are too many longs, which affects his ability to make money. Wait—when the bears team up and short it together, it’ll go back up.
$LAB If the charges are always a negative one hour at a time, don’t short it—the big players won’t leave.
$LAB is starting to bait a short again. Whoever shorts will die. Shorting has extremely poor value. He’s betting it will fall from 10 to 7. It looks like it can still drop by half, but in reality, he’s just feeding on the funding fees. A dog handler. In just a few minutes, he can pull it back to 17–18, and then slowly bleed you out with the funding fees.
$LAB Is it really that this time they’re going to liquidate the army? Have they already profited enough? Or should we not short it? Let this coin play on its own. Anyone who comes in will die.
Why hasn’t it fallen for $LAB , and aren’t long positions people not very happy? Actually, it’s only that the number of people taking long positions is less than you think.
$LAB Other coins: when the market is completely afraid to short, he drops it sharply. This whale holder has 100 coins. You think you’re smart for shorting—then he pushes it back up, consolidates, and keeps charging you fees. People who go long are also afraid, because no one knows whether he’ll cause a sudden crash because there are too many long positions. Anyway, there’s no need to short at this price.
$LAB You want him to be ruined by the waterfall; he plans to eat your charges. Why do some people still want to come in and short? If he can control whether there’s a waterfall or not, then don’t play with him.
$LAB Honestly, only a fool would come in to short. Just pick any coin to short and the win rate would be higher than this. Anyway, it's purely manipulation—he plans to eat the monthly fees for a few months, and then wipe out the remaining short force.
$LAB It seems there are still fools who can get in empty. Throwing money into a ditch is bad; giving money to a dog trader like this makes you feel even worse.
$LAB Surprisingly there are still people coming in to short—so foolish. The market makers hold more than 80% of the long positions and can control the funding/fees. You’re a god—no way you can win. Even when it goes to zero, you still can’t win.
$LAB You think you’re fighting the market. In the end, the big players just cheat. Even if it drops back one day, you’ll still lose money. Five-day rate plan—didn’t the scumbag take 60 points already? They have no intention of stopping. Only a fool would come in to short. Going long isn’t suitable either—once there are too many people going long, the scumbag just runs away. Only a fool would come to play.
$LAB Air Force, come on—let the dog operation see if you’re afraid. With just these days’ charges, the dog operation has already made money; even if it drops to zero, that’s fine.
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