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$LAB Just look at how the big-wallet addresses’ holdings change to know what’s going on. With spot, you can make a quick, small profit; on the futures, make sure you set a stop-loss. If you keep doing that—pumping and then pulling back repeatedly—most of the time you’ll end up getting liquidated. As for the changes over the past few days, if you used futures short positions to hedge the losses from the spot, the funds wouldn’t have been wiped out—instead, you could have made a nice profit.

$LAB Look at the reason for the drop—they say it was because the original addresses dumped/sold off. Look at how much the addresses holding the coins sold, and how much was taken up in return. After those two addresses traded back and forth, the coin price dropped 95%, but the chips didn’t change. So all the mid price got eaten up, right? Then open another short position in the contract—wouldn’t that be a huge win?