This round of losses is pretty typical. People think they can just take advantage by watching the order book depth, but in reality, the moment you pull, you slide right out to who-knows-where. The liquidity layer is so thin it’s like paper, and when big players start moving, there’s no time for them to look out for you. I originally thought about trying to buy the bottom, but I ended up copying myself into someone else’s liquidity exit.



To put it plainly, this whole attention mining setup is ultimately just a change of broth, not the medicine. Once attention cools down, your fan-token basically dies right in front of you to see. Anyway, before I place an order now, I check the structure of the order book first—otherwise I’d really turn into the kind of fool who ends up taking the fall as someone else’s bag holder.
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