2026-01-16 03:32:18

Once popular narratives have collapsed. $KAITO experienced a significant decline in a short period, and the enthusiasm of its former supporters also cooled down. Behind this rapid reversal, it reflects the cruelty of market sentiment fluctuations—today's hot topic often becomes tomorrow's lesson. For traders involved, this wave of market movement is undoubtedly a reminder: follow narratives cautiously, and position management requires more rationality.

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SigmaBrain

· 6h ago

Another burst balloon, KAITO's wave of retail investors getting completely harvested Follow-the-herd traders are always cannon fodder, I mean it When a hot topic comes up, everyone wants to jump on board, and in the end, they all become the bagholders This is crypto, today's narrative will be tomorrow's joke Should have seen through this trick earlier, luckily I didn't get on the train

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FunGibleTom

· 01-16 04:01

It's another big show of retail investors getting slaughtered; I've seen through it long ago. --- As for KAITO, it's a typical chasing-the-high tactic. Who's to blame? --- Hot topics quickly turn into worthless paper; this is the daily life of the crypto world, brother. --- Following the trend always costs tuition; someone must have gone bankrupt again this time. --- Narrative collapse is happening so fast; just yesterday, everyone was hyping it. --- Claiming to be good at position management is just a fancy way of saying it's about betting right or wrong. --- Watching those KAITO believers cut their losses is a bit satisfying but also a bit heartbreaking. --- The market is ruthless; emotions are the biggest enemy. --- This wave could be written into a "Blood and Tears" story. --- Fortunately, I didn't chase this; otherwise, it would be another painful lesson.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-16 04:00

Ha, it's another good show of rookies getting exploited. I knew this would happen with KAITO; the narrative ends up being a game for the bagholders.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-16 03:59

Another narrative collapse, $KAITO this time is really ruthless, those chasing the high are trapped --- The cost of following the trend, how much tuition did we pay this time, brothers --- That's how the market is, what was hyped up today becomes a joke tomorrow, learn to cut losses --- KAITO's plunge is truly shocking, luckily I didn't chase the high, watching others cut their losses --- This is why I keep saying not to go all in on narrative coins, the risk is ridiculously high --- So many people once believed in it, now there's no sound, a typical harvest of the naive --- Honestly, these reversals happen every month, you need to have some brains in investing --- Position management is really important, KAITO's incident is a vivid lesson --- Look at how many people lost money because of KAITO, so pitiful --- Another thing that rises quickly and dies just as fast, Web3 is just like that

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-16 03:54

It's the same old story, hot topics quickly fade, and the retail investors are crying and complaining. Narrative collapse is normal operation; who hasn't been caught in a trap before? KAITO's recent decline, to put it simply, is just a change of bagholders, same old story. Following the trend, the profit is luck; the loss is skill. Should positions be rational? Once you're in, who can stay rational? I'm just here to gamble.

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