2025-12-17 13:21:57

Every time there is news that a major exchange is about to launch Chinese spot trading, market participants start to get excited. Soon after, rumors about a certain cryptocurrency launching spot trading flood the market, causing a surge, and then—bang—they fall again. We've seen this pattern play out several times.

Today, I saw someone create a diagram illustrating this phenomenon, and it’s very vivid. This cycle of anticipation—then frenzy—then disappointment, I believe many people can resonate with it. The feeling of being repeatedly "trained" by the market is truly heartbreaking. Every new piece of news seems to follow the same script, and yet we keep getting drawn in again and again.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 2025-12-17 13:49

Coming back with this again? As soon as the news breaks, it goes crazy, just like a trained dog. Falling into the trap again and again, I give up. This script is so cliché, how are there still people taking it? Wait, is this really happening this time or are they just trying to deceive us again? Raising and dropping the market, cycle after cycle, my wallet is crying. Forget it, I'll just lie back and watch the show, after all, it all ends up falling.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-17 13:41

Here we go again with this routine? The old script every time, always falling for it --- I'm done, really done. Where's the spot trading we agreed on? --- Taught to doubt life itself, but I still keep watching the news --- How many points did this wave drop again? I can't remember --- Expect → Madness → Bankruptcy, the perfect trilogy --- Ha, it's the same trick again, I guess I'll still fall for it --- As soon as the news comes out, I know what will happen next, but I can't help it

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