What's the real impact on Ethereum when algorithmic shifts occur in the market? The interconnection between protocol dynamics and trading algorithms deserves closer examination.
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BuyTheTop
· 7h ago
When the algorithm changes, the market gets chaotic—who can predict that? It sounds like a false proposition.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 8h ago
Once Algorithm 1 moves, Ethereum gets slapped in the face. I've seen this happen many times. During that last wave last year, I almost got trapped. Now I always keep an eye on the contract interaction data of trading pairs, afraid of being drained again by bots. Basically, it's the protocol layer and the algorithm layer competing against each other, and retail investors like us can only pray that gas fees don't spike too wildly.
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ParanoiaKing
· 15h ago
Whenever the algorithm moves, does Ethereum have to follow the dance again? To put it simply, it's still those big players playing tricks.
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FlashLoanLord
· 15h ago
Algorithm One switches to ETH and trembles. The nice way to say it is "protocol dynamics," but I just want to know who is really making money off whom.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 15h ago
Algorithm's fluctuations in ETH will get harvested... To be honest, everyone can see through this coordinated move, but the ones who can truly take advantage are still those big players.
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UncommonNPC
· 15h ago
When Algorithm 1 moves, does ETH have to follow suit? I think it's not that simple... The interaction between the protocol layer and trading bots really needs to be carefully examined, or else no one will understand what's going on.
What's the real impact on Ethereum when algorithmic shifts occur in the market? The interconnection between protocol dynamics and trading algorithms deserves closer examination.