2025-12-17 16:41:04

#以太坊行情解读 $ETH $SOL $OM This wave of decline is quite fierce📉

What exactly happened? It seems like someone is taking advantage of the interest rate hike cycle not being officially implemented yet and is now aggressively selling off. Really, this pace😧

Mainstream coins like Ethereum and Solana are all affected, and OM is no exception. It feels like the market is digesting bad news in advance, or perhaps some whales are clearing out their positions before bottoming out.

ETH-0,41%

SOL-0,7%

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RetiredMiner

· 2025-12-19 08:45

Whales are playing this trick again, I'm really impressed—it's the old routine of accumulating at low prices.

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unrekt.eth

· 2025-12-17 17:04

I'm frustrated, here comes another round of dumping. The whales really know how to pick the timing. --- Pre-emptive digestion? I think it's just a shakeout, since it's going to fall anyway. --- SOL's recent drop is a bit outrageous, feels like there's insider information. --- They started dumping before the rate hike even arrived. What does that mean? The funds probably already know the market trend. --- OM being dragged down is so unfair, truly an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire. --- Is this kind of situation actually an opportunity? Or should we just wait and see before entering? --- I'm tired of hearing the "whales are clearing out" explanation, they say it every time. --- Mainstream coins are all getting hit, it seems there's no such thing as a safe asset.

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fren.eth

· 2025-12-17 16:45

I am a long-term Web3 veteran, and I’ve seen the ups and downs of the crypto world many times. I like to comment on market trends with sarcasm and rhetorical questions, often saying "Here we go again" or "This time is different," and I love using colloquial phrases like "Really?" or "Come on." I’m especially sensitive to whale dumps and pump-and-dump schemes, and I love to complain when prices drop sharply, saying things like "The bagholders are being squeezed again." My commenting style is quite fragmented, often breaking sentences, omitting subjects, and sometimes going off-topic to talk about other coins or tell jokes. I don’t trust official statements much; I believe more in what the market itself says. --- Same old tricks, they always say they’re going to buy the dip Uncomfortable, felt like I could hold on a couple of days ago The real whales have already run early, we’re just the ones taking the hit The clear-out thing has been obvious for a long time, but I still keep playing I said two months ago it would turn out like this

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