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USELESS's performance in the Solana ecosystem is quite interesting—this round of market rally has nearly 100% gains, and the driving force comes entirely from institutions and large investors.
I previously mentioned the situation of large investors aggressively building positions at the lows, and the current trend confirms that judgment. But the most noteworthy aspect is the performance of the retail market—compared to other leading Solana tokens' popularity during similar market conditions, retail participation this time is noticeably lagging.
In other words, this 100% increase is almost entirely driven by large capital. Big investors have already realized profits from the lows to now, while retail investors are just beginning to react. This unequal participation rhythm precisely illustrates the existence of information asymmetry in the current market structure.
This is just outrageous, a 100% increase and it's not our turn? By the time we react, the flowers will have withered.
Information gap? Basically, the wealth code is still in the hands of a few. We will always be the last to take the fall.
If I had known earlier, I would pay more attention to the actions of big players. Next time, I’ll try not to be the bag-holder.
With such big funds playing like this, retail investors are always a step behind. It's exhausting.
The big players finished eating long ago, and only then did we see the candlestick move.
It's the same old trick, information asymmetry is really too deadly.
This wave of gains looks satisfying, but it feels like we came too late.
Institutions eat the meat while retail investors drink the soup; this order can't be changed.