2026-01-12 01:57:22

Looking at this market trend and price movement, I can't help but wonder— is liquidity significantly diminishing, or are people still not fully awake from their sleep? Such market depth and quotes are somewhat outrageous. Missing the prime opening hours, entering now is also a good opportunity, depending on who can catch this wave bottom.

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FlashLoanLord

· 11h ago

Unbelievable+1, this depth is truly like a sleeping baby, who dares to move?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 11h ago

Stayed up all night watching the market, gas fees are insanely high. Now this depth... is really so outrageous that I don't dare to move. Is the liquidity really gone? Or are retail investors still under the covers? Anyway, I'm both losing and saving, let's see what happens. Bottom? I thought so last time and got caught. This time, I'll calculate the gas cost first before making a move.

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TokenStorm

· 11h ago

Liquidity data check, this wave is indeed a bit strange... On-chain whales are stirring again.

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SilentAlpha

· 11h ago

Liquidity exhaustion or everyone pretending to be dead, no one can say for sure.

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DecentralizeMe

· 11h ago

Liquidity is so poor, it might be another whale secretly accumulating. --- Retail investors are still groggy and haven't reacted yet; institutions probably started paying attention a long time ago. --- This depth... do you really dare to buy in? I'm still watching and hesitating. --- Feeling a bit anxious about entering now, always worried about a dump. --- Bottom? Are you sure this is the bottom? I think it can still fall. --- Ridiculous +1, with such sluggish trading volume, who dares to buy the dip? --- Wait, this might be the last fake-out before the bloodsucking begins. --- Institutions are waiting for retail FOMO; retail is waiting for institutions to move first—just dragging it out like this. --- The price is so absurd, I actually think there's more risk. --- Quickly buy the dip, but don't say I didn't warn you.

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