2025-12-22 02:51:50

#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 $LIGHT This wave of market activity has certainly served as a lesson for many. Yesterday, in the bullish market, some people took profits twice but then did not follow up. As a result, they woke up this morning to find that the project party had directly cashed out and executed a Rug Pull, with the price slumping 80% from the peak, leaving retail investors no escape route. Those who had positioned themselves in a Reverse manner early on made a fortune, but the trapped retail investors suffered—those who rushed in mindlessly to catch a falling knife ended up being the last ones holding the bag.

Honestly, while these types of traps are less common in a bear market, they tend to resurface when the market is booming. If you currently have trapped positions, instead of blindly holding on, it’s better to find someone experienced to help you review your trading strategy. Recently, fluctuations in macroeconomic data such as the US non-farm payrolls make it easier to trigger these bait traps—risk and opportunity always coexist.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 12-22 23:58

Oh no, here we go again with this trick. I just said how retail investors always end up catching a falling knife; doing homework is really important. Seeing an 80% slump is just outrageous. This wave of LIGHT is indeed fierce; if only I had looked at the candlestick charts a bit more, it wouldn't have come to this. As soon as the macro data comes out, everyone rushes in; they deserve to be played for suckers by the vampires. You can't skimp on reviewing this. That's why I used to fall for it too. Now, when I encounter new coins, I think twice before saying anything. Seeing this kind of drama every day, everyone should have learned to recognize a bull trap by now.

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BearMarketGardener

· 12-22 03:18

Another classic dumping script, I'm already tired of watching it. --- To put it simply, it's just waiting for you to make a bit of profit to numb you, and then they cut you off. --- That's why I’d rather miss out than chase the price; being trapped once is enough. --- I heard someone went all in on LIGHT, and now they’re probably crying. --- As soon as the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data comes out, there are especially many traps; one needs to be more vigilant. --- The project party directly ran away, and the retail investors didn't even have time to react; it's really unbelievable. --- The guys who did reverse layouts are laughing with their eyes squinted, while we catch a falling knife are still trapped. --- Looking for someone to review the market? You need to find the right person; don't get played for suckers again.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 12-22 03:18

It's the same old trick again, I'm already numb to it. The bull trap is the fate of retail investors, who can you blame? A 50% slump? Uh... I thought I was the only one who experienced it. Macroeconomic fluctuations indeed make it easy to step into a pit, but it's even easier to step into one due to one's own greed. You can't avoid a bear market, let alone this kind of wild wind. As soon as the U.S. non-farm payroll is released, this guy starts showing off his moves, he's really bold. Dumb buyers really deserve it, there's no way around it. What’s there to review? If I had known, I wouldn't have bought today. Waking up to find I've been liquidated, this is the daily life of Web3.

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FundingMartyr

· 12-22 03:08

It's the same old trick again; retail investors have to pay tuition every time to learn their lesson. How come the dumb buyers still haven't learned to look at the holdings address? They can't even avoid such an obvious rug. There are so many bull traps; we still need to hold the line and not be fooled by the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP). This time, those who got played for suckers are probably going to put on a performance of "I was just here to experience it." Really, looking at these trapped people, is it that hard to stop loss early?

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DustCollector

· 12-22 03:00

It's the same old story, a bull trap followed by a Rug Pull, retail investors are always the last ones to catch a falling knife.

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PaperHandSister

· 12-22 02:53

Oh no, it's this trick again. I said that the dumb buyer will eventually suffer losses. To be honest, I've seen the LIGHT incident several times last year, and every time someone ends up Rekt. Anyway, I'm just observing for now, not in a hurry to rush in.

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