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$HYPE Let me explain why I don’t like hype.
First of all, the market maker is clearly controlling the order flow. He rarely rebounds in a proper, rule-following way right on a moving average; instead, he breaks below it.
He doesn’t track the broader market (BTC), but sometimes he does track it (BTC). This makes it very hard to control the rhythm. And when you have multiple positions, you become extremely passive.
I closed my position this afternoon at the highest point. Just now BTC dropped, but hype went up. I don’t want to get involved in hype trades anymore.

$PUMP All you can say is: “sold it too late and forever profits,” I guess.
So hungry—I’m going to eat some meat buns.

$RESOLV The top market makers have been selling. A few days ago on OK, I analyzed that based on on-chain data, it doesn't look like wash trading, simply they want to sell.
The concentration of major players is just around 80%, which actually doesn't meet the conditions for a pump. Today I casually checked several major addresses following suit and found that it's mainly whales buying, not the old whales wanting to pump...
Just buy a bit casually, control your leverage. The market makers have a lot of chips. In a bear market, pumping is too easy.

$BTC $ETH Want to take a position and see if any boss is willing to follow
Here's a self-introduction:
I've been trading coins for two years. I used to trade on BY and recently opened an account on GATE, trading for about two weeks. I experienced a margin call during that time. Actually, I often had margin calls when I was trading before (from 10,000 in the morning to 20,200 in the afternoon). The trading was very risky, so I lost quite a bit. After reflecting, I stopped trading so aggressively.
This account is one where I deliberately controlled the risk, so I kept the leverage very low. Of