The biggest problem with retail investors losing money is overconfidence.

Always thinking they can buy at the lowest and sell at the highest.
This kind of coin manipulation is all gambling.
Betting, setting stop-losses, waiting for the draw.
There’s no real skill involved; strict take-profit and stop-loss are the guarantees.
As for betting against the market maker,
the chances of winning are actually small.
After all, the other side is transparent, and retail investors are in the dark.
Small positions following the trend are no problem.
But once the position size gets big,
then you become the market maker’s top opponent.
Especially when influential KOLs with large volume open real accounts,
these are actually easy to target.
Yesterday, I stayed up late shouting $KOMA
I said it’s unlikely to pump recently.
Now looking at the trading volume and open interest, it also shows the market maker isn’t moving.
It’s all retail investors gambling.
This coin is quite interesting.
Other coins pump, retail investors rush in to short.
Every time Koma pumps, retail investors go long,
making the market maker confused and then leaving.
So that’s also why this thing can’t be pumped up.
I’m starting to find it less fun again.
Because I’ve basically sold all my holdings.
The remaining ones that haven’t pumped yet probably won’t pump either.
And I don’t know which other coins to buy.