The technicals have already collapsed. Can’t you see this wave of high-volume dumping? The golden cross has already appeared and there are still people trying to buy the dip? Wake up, this is a textbook example of a staged distribution phase.



The whales aren’t stupid—they’d never dump everything all at once. If they did, the exchange would notice right away and the project could even get delisted. Their strategy is to offload in batches: sell half their position first, wait for retail investors to see a “buy-the-dip opportunity” and push the price back up, then sell the second wave. After repeating this cycle a few times, a short-term top is formed.

If you don’t believe me, go check the MXY and AIA candlestick charts. The patterns are identical—high-volume plunge → short-term rebound → another breakdown, and the ones left holding the bag are always the retail traders chasing the pump and dump. At this level, I really don’t recommend entering blindly.
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User_UA_winsvip
· 12-07 07:07
Why the hell is this post here, what's the point? Farted in a jar? Whoever wants to will buy, whoever doesn't will sell, and I recommend you go stick your head up a goat's ass.
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GateUser-f53f84dbvip
· 12-07 06:07
you are absolutely right
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TheShibaWhisperervip
· 12-07 05:52
It's the same old rhetoric, I've heard it too many times. Wait, I did see that MXY move, but I didn't catch the rebound after it broke support. Kind of regret it now. But honestly, there are always people saying "don't get in" no matter what. If that's the case, what's the point of trading crypto?
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NFTregrettervip
· 12-07 05:49
Here we go again, if the whales were really that smart, I’d be rich by now. To be honest, I did get stuck with that MXY one, but there are still people buying the dip right now. So what if the golden cross is broken? Isn’t a rebound completely normal? People keep shouting about selling, but I’ve never seen a real crash, it’s all just paper tigers. Hearing you say that actually makes me want to buy in, seriously. Retail investors lose money exactly because of this—they listen to analysis too much. A breakdown? Looks to me like it won’t happen, it’s bottomed out.
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PumpingCroissantvip
· 12-07 05:34
I've seen this trick too many times, they're putting on the dumping act again. It's the same old routine, I'm tired of it. Retail investors still have to be the bag holders in the end, there's nothing we can do. I really got caught in that MXY wave, still at a loss now. After a breakdown, there's usually a third wave—it's almost impossible to guard against.
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GateUser-9f682d4cvip
· 12-07 05:32
It's the same old story, why does it always feel like it fits every time? I'm numb at this point, are people really still watching candlestick charts? I already cut my losses and ran from those two coins a long time ago, why bring them up now? The whales aren't your mom, they don't owe you an explanation for their exit strategy. I got smarter this round—staying in cash and lying low for now. I watched MXY tank with my own eyes, it's always the same pattern every time. This guy is right, it's exactly the method of dumping in batches. My friend is still stuck in there, can't talk him out of it. Not getting in was the right call, walking away alive is already a win.
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